Registration drive attracts late voters

Musicians put on stage act to attract political involvement
In somewhat of a flashback to the late 1960s and early ’70s, left-leaning musicians are pressing for change—of a peaceful nature—and rallying fans to do the same.

Program tackles obesity

A moment frozen in time

'The Producers' delivers once again
The Mel Brooks-produced musical “The Producers” opened Tuesday night at the Saroyan Theatre—and it’s every bit as good as its 12 Tony Awards say it is.

Taking an early look at the Major League awards
Manager of the Half Year is easily the Astros’ Phil Garner, who replaced Jimy Williams at the All-Star break and got Houston back into playoff contention despite losing pitchers Andy Pettitte and Wade Miller to injury.

Fresno State vs. Texas El-Paso
It’s no secret the Bulldogs have had some trouble throwing the football. And that starts with Paul Pinegar.

La Voz hijacks Hispanic voice
It is easy to understand why the views of the Hispanic community need to be expressed. But trying to figure out why the plight of the Hmong people belongs on the pages of La Voz will probably frustrate you to the point of an aneurysm.

Didn't Bush just say that?
Mr. President, many people believe that your strength as a candidate, which you displayed during the first debate, is your uncanny ability to stay on message. Would you agree with that?

Cheney's rhetoric not enough
Even to viewers prepared for it, the contrast between Vice President Dick Cheney and Sen. John Edwards as they sat side by side at their roundtable debate Tuesday night was startling.