Archive for February, 2011
It’s finally over.
The season-long “Melodrama” involving the next big free agent, Denver Nuggets star forward Carmelo Anthony, was finally resolved with a three-team trade involving 12 players.
The New York Knicks received the grand prize with …
New York Yankees part owner and Senior Vice President Hank Steinbrenner needs to chill out. He is trying way too hard to be his father. It’s obvious by the way his players have responded to his …
It has been a long winter for folks in the Northeast, but the end of February — and the start of spring break — is almost here to rescue the masses from the grasp of Maine …
With enough determination and knowledge, even a fear of heights isn’t enough to pass up an adventure beginning on top of a 9,200-foot mountain in Venezuela.
Michael Merchant, a 47-year-old University of Maine graduate from Hampden, is …
So, you’re stuck in Orono for spring break. The good news is that not all is lost. Your peers may be back home or partying at destinations across the country, but there will still be plenty …
One of the best parts of Grand Hotel’s “In Color” comes at the very end during the song “Thanks!” As the band plays out, lead singer Kyle Gervais repeatedly spits out “thanks to you”s of varying …
January and February have often been seen as dumping grounds for film distributors, a time to release products that actively embarrass movie studios.
In the past few weeks, we’ve seen the eye-scalding atrocities “Just Go With …
Sweatshirts and hoodies are as crucial as the T-shirt in any man’s wardrobe — especially to those of college age. Hooded sweatshirts can look sloppy and tired, but there are ways to wear them that look …
A Maine state representative is en route to Madison, Wis., where protests fighting possible limitation of collective bargaining rights for state employees have crippled government and education, leaving thousands of Wisconsin’s state employees off the job …
This is a man’s world.
Since before James Brown and Betty Jean Newsome sang about it in 1966 to well after that single reached No. 1 on the Billboard charts, this motto has often existed as …
