Check up on '06 graduates [ArticleImageHyperLink] Friday, December 15, 2006 By Cassie Steel Senior year. Commencement. What’s next? It is often a burning question as to what happens when graduating students become alumni. What differences are there between high school and college? What chang full story

Irish dancing:: Hard shoes, soft shoes, whose shoes? Friday, December 15, 2006 By Dana Thomas On Thanksgiving weekend, the Mid-Atlantic Regional Competition, or Oireachtas, for Irish dancing will take place in Chicago, Ill. Many different schools, ranging from Western Pennsylvania to Illinois, full story

Girls rule, boys drool?: This country is about to see more men in the kitchen wearing aprons and more women in the garage working on the car, because the population is switching pants Friday, December 15, 2006 By Natalie Bruzda Since the dawn of time, the relationship between man and woman was set. He was considered the higher of the two in the relationship; therefore that was how he was treated. full story

Switching up job roles Friday, December 15, 2006 By Cathy Roseski The days of businessmen being limited to just men are in the distant past. More women are becoming construction workers or engineers. Along the same lines, more men are showing interest in fashion des full story

Drawing the line for Mexico Friday, December 15, 2006 By Brooke Miller Escaping poverty, finding a safe and secure establishment for their families and searching for a place to create a new life are very common reasons for Mexican immigration, a problem that has plagued full story

Waiting to "deck the halls?" [ArticleImageHyperLink] Friday, December 15, 2006 By Elizabeth Aikens “Attention mall shoppers! Only 54 days until Christmas!” Wait. Only 54? Crazier still, a local country radio station reported that some people have already completed their holiday shopping for the sea full story

Bridging the US cultural divide Friday, December 15, 2006 By Libby Cunningham Eleven months of the unfamiliar. The average teenager cannot imagine even a week without his own bed, family or friends, let alone almost a year in a land with a peculiar language and (occasionally) s full story

Making noise about the library Friday, December 15, 2006 By Joshua Ruff The library—a place set apart to contain books, periodicals and other material for listening, reading, reference or study. This, in the traditional sense, is a library as most people know it. However, full story