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When the Ruger firearms company opened in 1949, big names like Remington, Winchester, Colt, and Smith & Wesson dominated. Few expected Sturm & Ruger to succeed.

Tonight (27th June 2009), Arthur Abraham defeated fellow German Mahir Oral by corner stoppage in the tenth round of their IBF Middleweight Title bout in Berlin, Germany.

A biography of German philosopher Friedrich von Schiller, with focus on his work as a playwright and poet, best known for Ode to Joy, The Robbers, and historical dramas.

The Boston Bruins have struggled in recent years; however after a dominant first half in 2008/09, the Bruins once again look like a serious contender for the Stanley Cup

Oscar De La Hoya returns to HBO for the first time since 2001 for tune-up to possible Mayweather rematch in the fall against former champion Stevie Forbes

Philosophy and works of Friedrich Schiller, German philosopher, playwright and poet of the Sturm und Drang and Weimar Classics, and Goethe's friend.

A brief biography of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, one of the greatest German thinkers.

With Purcell, Handel, Haydn and Mendelssohn all having birthdays or celebrating milestone anniversaries, classical music has a lot to celebrate in 2009.

Baz Lurhmann brings his postmodern skills to a high-speed high-gloss Shakespeare tragedy in Romeo + Juliet

Local government lawmakers find fast-food eateries an appetizing target in the battle against obesity. But new research reveals the idea is a recipe for failure.

Grant Hart used to play drums for the fastest punk band alive, Husker Du. Now he raids the 60's for high powered modern mayhem. Hot Wax Is A Happening.

As Newspapers Move Online, Editors and Media Minds See Potential in Cyberspace.

Predicting a child's eye color is no easy task, and it's important to note that the Mendelian model used for such predictions is inaccurate, despite still being popular.

More news for all you Dragonlance fans: the voice acting is done and the movie is in post-production. Animated movie will star Keifer Sutherland and Lucy Lawless.

Recent work points to the OCA2 gene as the key gene in deciding between brown and other color eyes. The green eye gene has not yet been found.

In an unusual move, representatives of the largest newspaper companies in the U.S., met last month near Chicago to discuss a shared vision for their industry's future.

The role of media in the information age is just one aspect of a new report issued by the Knight Commission on the Information Needs of Communities in a Democracy.

Big Bear Lake, CA - Oscar de la Hoya is obviously relishing the presence of Nacho Beristain and Angelo Dundee in his camp.

Would the declining fortunes of U. S. newspapers bounce back and thrive if newspaper companies were converted to nonprofit organizations?

The IIHF World Hockey Championships are underway in Canada; here's a quick look at some of the contending teams vying for the World title.

Marilyn Belford, a leader in the art of fabric portraits, answers questions and reveals a bit about her art and herself.

Experts claim movie piracy costs the industry $20.5 billion per year. But in 2004, movies broke records, and 2006 promises to do the same. What gives?