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A fascinating glimpse of 17th century Madrid through the eyes of the prolific playwright

Shedding her outward Mennonite appearances, young Julia ventures to New York City to begin a life of education at New York University.

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In addition to her ground-breaking 1972 presidential campaign that blazed a new trail, Chisholm was the first African-American woman elected to Congress

At least two possible plot synopses for Disney/Pixar's Toy Story 3 have appeared online. But which one's real? WARNING: SPOILER ALERT!

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Although it is tempting to think that fast food and dining halls are all a student needs for food, watching one's diet is still crucially important.

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Although the theatrical release of "Superbad" shocked some viewers with its crude language and raunchy teenaged humor, the DVD version pushes the envelope even further.

The Wackness paints a mural of New York City in 1994, the year when Notorious B.I.G. released his first album, hip-hop grew in popularity and a heat wave hit the city.

Michael Vick is a talented football player who is working to find his ground in the National Football League again.

Should students be able to take the SAT, put a hold on scores until they know results, and choose which scores to release to colleges?

Just like any other parent, single parents are bound to experience separation anxiety when their child(ren) prepare to go off to college. Here are some tips to cope.

This 16-minute silent film is "A Liberal Adaptation From Mrs. Shelley's Famous Story For Edison Production" - and 'Liberal' is the word that matters.