Osama bin Laden is dead: The end of an era

Steffi Badanes and Audrey Piehl
Reporters

On May 1st, 2011, Osama Bin Laden was found and killed by American Navy Seals in a compound in Pakistan. This was the result of a raid that has been in the planning stages since August 2010. We provide analysis of events leading up to his death and predictions for the future.

ABC creates a modern kind of family

Harrison Burt
Reporter

In its thriving second season, ABC’s Modern Family has become the new face of network-television family comedy. Reconnoitering three types of a dysfunctional family, the show depicts the blossoming of a traditional, a homosexual, and an interracial marriage, all intertwined to create a new kind of family.

“Between Shades of Gray”: April break’s must-have novel

Lily Kazemi
Reporter

Staying home this April break with nothing to do? Looking for a book to read on the plane to and from inserttropicallocation here, but aren’t in the mood for all of the supernatural romance novels that fill the shelves at Barnes and Nobles? Get ready to fall in love with Lina, a 15-year-old Lithuanian girl separated from her parents by the Soviet army in Ruta Sepetys’ Between Shades of Grey.

A tale of “Silly Love Songs”: what’s to come on Glee?

Lily Kazemi & Ilene Anders
Reporters
As all you fellow Gleeks know, this Tuesday (April 19) marks Glee’s return from a seriously long spring break, and a seriously (not so)shocking win at Regionals. In honor of the upcoming story arch that’ll lead up to Nationals at the end of spring, here are our Glee predictions for the upcoming episodes. Be warned: some posts may contain spoilers (or predictions that are so accurate, they might as well be!).