2010 January

By Chris Metcalf on January 30, 2010

Kennedy's double-double sparks Dansville

Senior forward Morgan Kennedy scores 11 points and grabs 14 rebounds as host Dansville whips Bath 52-34 in LCAA D-I action Friday night.

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By Chris Metcalf on January 30, 2010

Three-point shooting leads York

Hann leads charge with four trifectas, 24 points as Golden Knights cruise to 64-45 victory over Keshequa Friday night.

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By Sally Santora on January 29, 2010

A video library for the road

Mobile entertainment program for the elderly just one of Geneseo junior Courtney Irons' volunteer services

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By Mark Gillespie on January 28, 2010

Cultural literacy gives students a head start

A knowledge of basic facts about our world is an essential component of one’s education

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By Lou Lombardo on January 28, 2010

Stamping out our ecological footprint

About two years ago I attended a workshop sponsored by our friends, the Peaceweavers, at their center in Bath. The feature presenter was Jim Merkel, author of the book Radical Simplicity: small footprints on a finite earth.

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By Staff on January 28, 2010

Merlots offer surprisingly good varieties

By TOM MARQUARDT and PATRICK DARR, American Profile Magazine
We’re not big fans of merlot, mostly because its quality ranges so wildly. On the lower end, merlot can be vegetal and redolent of stewed tomatoes. The higher end — best represented by Petrus of Bordeaux — it can have concentrated fruit and the power of a [...]

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By Staff on January 28, 2010

The post-quake state of the environment in Haiti

From the Editors of E/The Environmental Magazine

Dear EarthTalk: What are the primary environmental concerns in the aftermath of the big earthquake in Haiti? — Frank Dover, Portland, OR

As would be the case after any natural disaster, water-borne illness could run rampant and chemicals and oil could leak out of damaged storage facilities as a [...]

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By Staff on January 28, 2010

Amy Adams shines in otherwise boggy ‘Leap Year’

When a matrimonially impatient New York woman wants to light a fire under her reluctant-to-pop-the-question boyfriend, she pursues him to Ireland, where a leap year tradition puts the proposal ball in her court.

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