City proves exciting, educational
Flashing lights, fast-paced hustle and a diverse population make New York City a unique destination.
Committee visits to review school
Touring classrooms, interviewing students and teachers and evaluating education standards are all on the docket for the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools council visiting April 26.
Series proves touching, artful
The epic adventures of Harry Potter and his allies will come to an end July 15 with the release of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part Two.
Album falls flat
In the rock band’s first effort, Shirock’s Everything Burns is a social commentary as well as an attempt to imitate past rock groups.
Planned Parenthood funding sparks debate
Amid heartfelt and heated debate, the House of Representatives voted to remove Federal funding from the $317 million Title X budget on Feb. 18.
Film wrought with action
Packed with amnesia, car stunts and adrenaline pumping pursuits, Juam Collet-Serra’s Unknown opened in theaters Feb. 18.
‘Superman’ remains elusive
Sparking controversy for its criticism of the American public education system, the documentary Waiting for “Superman” by Davis Guggenheim (An Inconvenient Truth) released Feb. 15 on DVD.
Novel ‘shore’ to melt intelligence
Queen of shallow, low-brow and all things trashy, Nicole Polizzi, aka Snooki, released her first novel Jan. 5.
How to dress ‘cool’
While Florida is known for its unbearable humidity and heat, the sunshine state does have its moments of shockingly low temperatures.