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...Ticket sales there have reflected students’ enthusiasm about Snoop Dogg’s upcoming appearance. “We’ve sold literally two-thirds of the show within the first 2 to 3 days,” Archibald said. “It was like pandemonium on the first...
...students, making up the university’s elite BAT teams—“Beverage Authorization Teams,” to be exact. Required by University policy to regulate parties with alcohol, they check IDs, serve alcohol to those of us that are over 21, man the ticket tables, and occasionally mix drinks...
Suburbanites have grown accustomed to the sight of McMansions--enormous homes built by the superrich and griped about by the rest of us. But mostly, those monster houses are filled with growing families. Many older Americans see retirement as a ticket out of the hassles of homeownership when they downsize...
Mehlman would say: America is changing. Contrary to conventional wisdom, our political parties are very strong. Most independents are actually partisans who refuse to describe themselves as such. The number of “ticket-splitters” has been cut in half since 1988—from 16 to eight percent. And our country is closely divided. Until last year, no presidential candidate had won a majority of the popular vote since the President’s father ran 17 years ago. Americans face a wealth of information, and a poverty of attention. The average home...
...shafted by Let’s Go? You might be missing more than a free ticket to Latvia...