So, I know I poked a little fun at obsessive “Lost” fans last week, but the addictive powers of the show are taking over me now. I dreamt about theories a few days ago, and I can’t stop talking about the show with my mom, who talks about the show with her co-workers. It has infiltrated my life.

Maire gives yoga a second chance...

A few years ago I was able to spend a summer living and working in Northern California. While staying there, I lived with my aunt who is a general health fanatic. At the time, she belonged to a speed walking group that was in training for a half marathon in San Francisco in the fall, and definitely put my cardio skills to shame.

Alicia Wojciechowski recounts her first experience with a tornado warning while in attending an evening class in Fairbanks.

As many of you know, this last week encompassed many different weather events. One minute it was sunny and the next minute it was snowing. However, the highlight of the week was the tornado that came through campus the night of Jan. 29.

Oh, “Lost”, how you torture me!

I used to make fun of all those “Lost” fans who spent hours discussing episodes at work and days online finding Easter Eggs and developing new theories. Then “Lost” took the lives of my mother and my best friend.

Steven Peek discusses who he pulled for in Super Bowl XLII.

I have grown-up an Indianapolis Colts fan, a supporter of a team not always known for their successes until the present. Often known for either their upset loss in Super Bowl III or their midnight flee from Baltimore, the Colts have grown into a true franchise with one of the best owners and best coaches in the National Football League today. But I must confess that in the course of this decade, I have been captivated by another franchise I believe to be more prestigious: the New England Patriots.