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They've won nine straight conference championships and are ranked No. 1 in the nation. In the last five weeks, they've scored-in succession-34, 48, 56, 59 and 63 points. Opponents have...

With mortgage interest rates at their highest point since early 1992, more home buyers are choosing adjustable rate mortgages. That's a gamble at best in the unsteady financial markets. ARMs...

Colorado State running back E.J. Watson, hemmed in by a group of reporters, leaned against the wall and smiled. Football is fun again. Watson, a 205-pound junior from San Diego,...

Karl Stallard picked up his new convertible here recently. He traveled across the ocean to get it. Stallard, a lawyer from Winter Park, Fla., flew to Germany to take possession...

The next time you look at your heating bill, Christine Ervin from the Department of Energy would like you to consider a couple of facts. The first is that we...

In the fall something happens that every one of us takes for granted, but which amazed the 18th Century British settlers. Each autumn we have an abundance of brightly colored...

Don't forget that those rosy red pomegranates in season now will disappear by November or December from supermarket produce displays. If you like to use them in holiday table arrangements,...

For much of the 1970s, the Ohio Players were agents provocateurs of R&B. You were as likely to know them for distinctive bass lines and sassy lyrics as for album...

Christian Boltanski By Lynn Gumpert Flammarion, 182 pages, $24.95 The first book published in English on this important French artist, "Christian Boltanski" is blessedly free of critical and sociological jargon....

Among the myths Americans accept are these: It's better to be lucky than smart. Our Social Security benefits won't be there when we retire. And we'll never be able to...