Jim Walsh

Teen People unveiled its list of the most powerful players in Young Hollywood on Friday, giving top honors to 10 stars in movies, music and TV. Of all the celebrities...

It isn't easy finding the perfect dog--even if you could clone one. Experts say pet personalities depend less on the breed of the dog than on the personality of the...

Longtime Cubs fan Ronnie "Woo Woo" Wickers, known for his "Cubs, woo!" chant at Wrigley Field, was reported missing Tuesday, according to police. The 63-year-old was reported missing by his...

My friend Chris Paul is going to be famous. An old classmate and nearby neighbor of mine, Chris is one of the top picks in the NBA draft, which means...

One of your readers wrote: "If there were no terrorists blowing up innocent people, there would be no need for the fence. Period. End of discussion" (Voice of the people,...

I read the replies to the question "Does the road map for peace have a chance?" (Commentary, July 28) by Ali Abunimah, co-founder of ElectronicIraq.net, and Tom Neumann, executive director...

I believe Clarence Page is splitting hairs when he sees a difference between racism and prejudice. The dictionary defines prejudice as: suspicion, intolerance or hatred of other races, creeds, religions,...

In Kathleen O'Grady's column "What does it take to be a man? The age of apology" (Commentary, Aug. 21), she writes: "Inequities between the sexes in the familial contract are...

The sentence in Clarence Page's column "Promise Keepers echo the Million Man March" (Op-Ed, Sept. 7) that struck a chord with me was: "Regardless of the location, there is nothing...

Northwestern University Professor Lawrence C. Marshall's interesting and informative commentary headlined "Righting the wrongs in our criminal justice system" (Op-Ed, June 16) stated the problem quite well, but I don't...