Low-key Tar Heel plays big
At 6 feet 9 inches, it would be easy for Jawad Williams to stand out in the crowd or on the court. Instead, he's happy to be North Carolina's quiet...
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Cooke’s `Letter’ leaves an eloquent legacy
"Americans are not particularly good at sensing the real elements of another people's culture. It helps them to approach foreigners with carefree warmth and an animated lack of misgiving. It...
At middle: How will it end?
Here is a midseason report on the world of college basketball. Meet them in St. Louis Illinois: The Illini have perhaps the nation's best backcourt in Dee Brown and Deron...
Where are the stars? Where are the leading men? or They just don’t make leading men like they used to
Ah, the difference three months can make in the ephemeral life cycle of the international movie star. In late August, as magazines and newspapers were putting together their fall-movie previews,...
For some, no hockey is a catastrophe
College tennis, full-contact poker, jacks and kickball might draw higher TV ratings than NHL games, but certain people do miss the game. And those who miss the NHL should be...
Digital printing finds way into picture
Deanne Gallup often prints her digital pictures at home, but for Christmas, she wanted to use a family photo in her greeting cards. And that took her to the Best...
Thrill rides
Aside from those weirdo wives who've taken over Sundays, everyone's talking about the show with the plane-crash survivors. "Lost," which airs at 7 p.m. Wednesdays on ABC, has been a...
Gillispie’s imprint on Aggies
Point guard Acie Law shunned an uncontested layup during a full-court drill for an alley-oop pass to Marlon Pompey, who fumbled the ball a bit, but awkwardly managed to tip...
Henson gets quick hook
Quarterback Drew Henson does not remember what Cowboys coach Bill Parcells said to him at halftime Thursday, not word for word at least. What he recalls is Parcells saying "good...
If OU runs it up, Baylor won’t forget
Don't hate us because we're beautiful. In a nutshell, that is Oklahoma coach Bob Stoops' plea. Stoops doesn't want his team or program to be seen as bad guys if...