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Yankees to continue AL East dominance in 2010

With just days until pitchers and catchers report, it is time to check out the 2010 Major League Baseball landscape for this upcoming season, starting with the American League East.

Simple, three-course Valentine's Dinner will melt hearts, chocolate

Scene columnist Will Koper presents gentlemen (and progressive-minded ladies) with a romantic dinner for two, complete with mushy symbolism and melted chocolate.

Louisiana rock band Givers return to Black Cat as headliners

Tuesday night the Louisiana-based band Givers returned to Black Cat as the headlining act.

New campus organization stands for political cartoonists' rights

Cartoonist Rights Network International, an organization that supports political cartoonists around the world who are at risk because of their work, established its first collegiate chapter at AU on Feb. 3 during a Kennedy Political Union event.

'Wolfman' offers more bark than bite

"The Wolfman" is a remake of a classic, but it does not quite reach epic standards, according to Scene staff writer Bryan Koenig. Though some might expect the movie to leave them howling in terror, it actually uses modern computer imaging to create a period piece with a dark side. Koenig gave this fantasy flick a B.

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Mycubi.com broadens options for students seeking jobs

Students seeking a side job will have one more option in their employment search with the launch of the Web site, mycubi.com.

Jeff Bridges creates aural film with 'Crazy Heart' soundtrack

Music columnist Ryan Tanner-Read gives his take on Jeff Bridges' work on the soundtrack for the movie, "Crazy Heart."

All eyes on the skies before Olympics

Lack of snow and warm temperatures won’t keep viewers away from this year’s Winter Games, but they will pose problems in Vancouver.

The audacity of divided government

The Democrats officially ceded the seat of their fallen hero — a seat they had held since the late Ted Kennedy’s brother occupied the White House — when Vice President Biden administered the oath of office to Republican Scott Brown last week. Brown’s arrival in Washington sounds the death knell for the dreamlike demands of President Barack Obama’s liberal base. Gone are the days of health care optimism and cap and trade consensus. Silence reigns where there were once cries for a second stimulus and righteous calls for a New York City civilian trial for Sept. 11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed.

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