Len Shapiro graduated from the University of Wisconsin in 1968 with a bachelor of science in journalism and earned a Masters in journalism at the University of Missouri in 1969. During his four years in Madison, Shapiro worked for The Daily Cardinal and was sports editor in 1967-'68.
If you're thinking about school, between writing papers, cramming for tests and weeping silently into bowls of ramen, most students are not likely to be spending much free time in ' ¦'
The History Channel often airs shows retracing the steps of historical personages. Jesus' route to Jerusalem. Alexander the Great's conquering path through Asia. Lewis and Clark's trail to the West ' ¦'
My name might as well not even be on the mailbox of my apartment. My roommates get all kinds of mail: letters, catalogs, packages and anything else you can slap ' ¦'
My roommate has two turtles. They live in a big aquarium in the living room. There's a big one and a little one, and their names are Frankie and Judo. ' ¦'
Many of you will be registering for classes very soon. As someone who has spent eight semesters at this fine institution, I feel I am qualified — nay, obligated — to give you some ' ¦'
It has become abundantly clear that I do not know when holidays are anymore. Friday morning I got up and flipped through the television listings. Huh,\ I said to myself. ' ¦'
It's midterm season, and between writing papers, cramming for tests and silently weeping into bowls of ramen, most students are not likely to be spending much free time in front ' ¦'
Although I consider myself a fan of stand-up comedy, I generally find jokes about the 'essential' differences between men and women to be pretty inane. Women, according to comedians, alternate ' ¦'
Anybody who's ever listened to a radio station has probably heard 'Hotel California.' Hell, it's probably on your iPod. Arguably The Eagles' most popular song, most critics interpret its terrifying ' ¦'
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