Ever feel like you're walking in quicksand as the semester comes to an end? As soon as you free one foot from what's dragging you down, something else grabs a hold of you and leaves you knee-deep, shoulder deep, or in over your head. By the way, this is the time in the column where you, as the reader, nod your head.
Relationships. Isn't it strange how they mean something different to every person. But there isn't enough space in this paper to talk about the positives, negatives, neutrals, ups, downs and everything in between that they can mean. We made a venture with the center spread, so check that out if you haven't already.
The Forbes.com list of the World's Most Powerful People was recently released. The list, compiled of 67 people, one for every 100 million people on the planet, is filled with a wide range of people. From America's president to a drug trafficker and everyone in between, the list is quite varied.
"2012" Roland Emmerich, the man who brought us "Independence Day" and "The Day After Tomorrow," now brings us his final disaster film, "2012," and it is probably a good thing that this is his last. "Independence Day" was a really fun and enjoyable popcorn film; "The Day After Tomorrow" started to show Emmerich's shifting focus from a story with good action to decent action set pieces with a minor story thrown in for coherency.
Anonymity: (adjective.) not identified by name. Anonymity: the reason why web sites like Texts From Last Night, Post Secret, My Life Is Average and various other sites are so popular. Anonymity: when nobody knows who said it, there is a certain allusion that anyone can say or post whatever he or she wants.