| Vol XXXIV No. 92 | Wednesday, February 21, 2001 |
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Busts may paralyze business
The windows of Finnigan's Irish Pub may be darkened after the Oct. 12 raid that netted 147 underage citations, but that doesn't mean Benchwarmer's owner Steve Mitchell is happy about the reduced competition. "Business creates business. The more people in the downtown area the better," Mitchell said. "I'll get my share." Despite the early morning Jan. 25 raid on Benchwarmer's that netted 18 underage arrests, Mitchell refuses to compare his establishment ... [more] |
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 Learning center Can you imagine knocking on the door of a house in your neighborhood and finding out that the family living there has never before seen a computer? Asking them if they have a "PC" brings a response of bewilderment, confusion and ... [more] Today's Viewpoint Articles |
 Irish return to winning ways with 81-43 victory A large contingent of teenage and pre-teen girls, all season ticket holders, situated between sections 9 and 11 at the Joyce Center, normally chant "The Ruth, the Ruth, the Ruth is on fire" at least 10 times per game. Last night ... [more] Today's Sports Articles |
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