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Staying in? Whether you’re stuck on the couch with a sedentary spouse, or alone and in need of a good cry about your last breakup, the Sentinel staff recommends these romantic movies, available on DVD, for V-day.... Read more»
Requiring local governments to post records of all financial transactions online would make officials better stewards of the public's money, a state lawmaker contends.... Read more»
I'm not sure what disturbs me more: that we, as a society, can execute a person as nonchalantly and matter-of-factly as we do, or that modern board games can often create such stressful, high stakes situations for young players. What a world we live in.... Read more»
Tickets are still available for next week's Accenture Match Play Championship, if you want to roll the dice on catching Tiger Woods' return to golf.
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Pac-10 commissioner Scott says new schools would have to fit 'academically and culturally.' The big question: Will snobbery or financial concerns swing the tide?... Read more»1
Roughly one in five women who attend college will become the victim of a rape or an attempted rape by the time she graduates, according to a report funded by the Department of Justice.... Read more»2
UA needs to keep winning and get some help to get to NCAAs. Wildcatl fans should have a new cheer in mind over the next few weeks: Go Trojans!... Read more»
As First Lady Michelle Obama officially launched her campaign against childhood obesity today, a proposal pushed by some health groups was conspicuous by its absence – a federal tax on sugared drinks.... Read more»
Sarah Palin made a splash over the weekend as the keynote speaker at the first National Tea Party convention, and she followed up with an interview on Fox News Sunday. But she didn’t always stick to the facts.... Read more»
Something unusual has been stirring lately in the pages of Granma, this country’s largest newspaper and the official mouthpiece of the Cuban Communist Party. Granma typically carries fawning coverage of Cuba’s top officials and the latest iniquities of Yankee imperialism.... Read more»
During the second half of the 20th century, figure skating had an unambiguous power divide. America revered the men's and ladies' events and produced a string of Olympic kings and queens, while the Soviet Union put a primacy on pairs and ice dancing and had a stranglehold on those gold medals.... Read more»
In Chicago and its surrounding counties, sex offenders are flouting a law that requires them to register both their home and work addresses with local authorities – and getting away with it, reports the Chicago Tribune.... Read more»
One of Tucson's largest companies announced that it will move its corporate headquarters downtown.... Read more»
Tucson air travelers will soon have another nonstop flight to Dallas/Ft. Worth.... Read more»
Toyota's U.S. boss is laying himself out before Digg's 40 million rowdy users, any of whom have a chance to ask him — in no uncertain terms and in a most public forum — WTF?... Read more»
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