Opinions: Status Update
"Welcome to Facebook.

To see your profile in English, press one.

Para ver tu perfil en español, oprimes el número dos."

OK, so maybe Facebook.com is not quite like that. At least, not yet it isn't.

But the site has taken step one toward that level, as the much-beloved social networking site has started a Spanish version of its Web site for its likely more than 2.8 million Spanish-speaking users.

Opinions: Letters to the Editor

Opinions: The United States fear market
KING: Last week, the United States government announced that if European countries plan to have visa-free travel to the U.S. for their citizens, then they must submit to having armed air marshals on all planes from the EU that go over U.S. territory — even those which fly over but do not land in the US, such as flights to Central America.

Opinions: Explaining the inexplicable, one ghost at a time
CALDWELL: This is the nerdiest column I will ever write.

Then again, I suppose I have a whole semester to prove that wrong.

I don't know if I believe in ghosts or demons. I'm not a particularly religious or superstitious person. Ghosts seem to be the stuff of children's cartoons and nightmares. Demons have been the topic of too many cheesy scary movies to ever be scary.

Opinions: The same old innovation
WRIGHT: Are you as happy as I am that the writers strike is ending? Soon, we shall be treated to a deluge of fresh programming, ripe with new adventures.

But are they really new? The names of the shows may be different and the actors may change, but it is my assertion that we will always be subject to the ubiquitous cliché.