Four matches into the 2006 varsity golf season and the Mustangs are witnessing the fruits of their labor.
Arts & Entertainment
My Sporting View: ‘O’ How Things Have Changed
Last Saturday was this writer’s first trip to an Orioles game since the Nationals showed up in D.C. last year, a nostalgic return after a two-year hiatus to the same Camden Yards stadium that had become synonymous since its opening with my deep and abiding love for the game of […]
Editor Recommends: Jerry Lewis Telethon
I routinely recommend this for Labor Day weekend because, dammit, it works. Huge sums are raised for medical research from this show. Most importantly, I don’t give a hoot how much they pay Jerry Lewis, in whatever form he may appear in this year.
Restaurant Review: Mama Quan’s Tiki Hut
The days of summer are waning, and so too are the days of Mama Quan’s Tiki Hut in Clarendon.
Regions Uncorking Wider Wine Tourism
ALBANY, N.Y. — Wine tourism has become commonplace now that every one of the United States has at least one winery, and most of them many more.
Technobuddy: Get Charged Up About the Right Batteries
When is the last time you heard someone brag about the batteries they use?
Editor Recommends: Last Weekend of Summer!
For heaven’s sake, people, do you realize this is the last weekend of the summer before Labor Day Weekend? It’s time to panic if you’re not content that you’ve gotten the most out of this summer.
Technobuddy: Great Software Is Even Greater When It’s Free
ATLANTA — During the years I worked for national advertising agencies I learned two things: (1) Expense accounts were the best fiction I’ll ever write and (2) the word “free” adds magic to any ad.
Movie Review: Snakes on a Plane
There are dozens of questions you could hurl at the plot of “Snakes on a Plane.” Don’t. Much like asking how the Christmas presents get under the tree, a true answer to the question is not nearly as exciting. So, check your questions at the door and just accept that […]
Restaurant Review: Sweet Rice Thai Cuisine
Adjacent to the busy traffic of Broad Street, the serene music, authentic decorum, and bona fide Thai food makes any passer-by forget that they are in the center of a bustling city.
