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June 22, 2011
Reviewing the Cardinals' Draft -- Rounds 36-50
And so we come to the final push, dear friends. The very last gasp of the draft class. The final group of players taken by the Cardinals for 2011 contains a couple very intriguing talents, including a tough sign from St. Louis who could wind up with as high a ceiling as any player drafted this ye ... More >>
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June 6, 2011
Previewing the Cardinals 2011 Draft
I'm a big fan of the draft. The baseball one, too. Baseball's first-year amateur draft takes place tonight, with our hometown Cardinals going on the clock at No. 22 overall. Unfortunately, that's the only pick the Cards will have in the first round/supplemental round range, with their second sele ... More >>
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April 14, 2011
Google Googled
I'm a big fan of the draft. The baseball one, too. Baseball's first-year amateur draft takes place tonight, with our hometown Cardinals going on the clock at No. 22 overall. Unfortunately, that's the only pick the Cards will have in the first round/supplemental round range, with their second sele ... More >>
News
February 24, 2011
Yeah, Pomplamoose sold out to Hyundai, but this indie duo just might revolutionize the music business
I'm a big fan of the draft. The baseball one, too. Baseball's first-year amateur draft takes place tonight, with our hometown Cardinals going on the clock at No. 22 overall. Unfortunately, that's the only pick the Cards will have in the first round/supplemental round range, with their second sele ... More >>
News
July 28, 2010
Get Out!: Arizona and America Join Joe Arpaio in Rushing to Inquire: Are Your Papers in Order?
I'm a big fan of the draft. The baseball one, too. Baseball's first-year amateur draft takes place tonight, with our hometown Cardinals going on the clock at No. 22 overall. Unfortunately, that's the only pick the Cards will have in the first round/supplemental round range, with their second sele ... More >>
Blogs
June 18, 2010
A Seriously Comprehensive Draft Review, Part 2
In part one, I took a look at the first five rounds of the Cards' draft, as well as the overall breakdown of player by type. This time I'll cover the middlish rounds of the draft, 6-20, and then next time tease out any interesting players who happened to be picked up in the late rounds. Afte ... More >>
Blogs
June 7, 2010
The Cardinals Draft Preview: Names to Watch
Bud Selig, the man in charge of not only the draft, but all of baseball, in fact. Really inspires confidence, eh? With the MLB draft just mere hours away, I thought I might try to roundup at least a few of the names I think the Cardinals just might be interested in calling. These aren't all first ... More >>
Film
May 26, 2010
Sex and the City struggles to stay forever young
Bud Selig, the man in charge of not only the draft, but all of baseball, in fact. Really inspires confidence, eh? With the MLB draft just mere hours away, I thought I might try to roundup at least a few of the names I think the Cardinals just might be interested in calling. These aren't all first ... More >>
Blogs
April 5, 2010
Washington University Among the Most Stressful Colleges in America
Be nice to Wash. U. students. They're really stressed out.Another day, another ranking. This one involves rating which of the nation's top 50 campuses are the biggest pressure cookers, of which Washington University placed No. 13 -- in between Yale and Dartmouth. Stanford is the leading ... More >>
Blogs
February 10, 2010
Washington University's iPhone Apps Class: Only Real-World Job Seekers Need Apply!
Kill Cupid! Kill Cupid!Todd Sproull was finishing up his Ph.D. in computer science at Washington University last summer when his research advisor asked him if he'd be interested in teaching an entire undergraduate class on developing apps for the uber-popular iPhone. "I was kind of surprised, lik ... More >>
Blogs
November 12, 2009
Chef's Choice: Josh Allen, Companion
Robin WheelerJosh Allen, founder of CompanionIt doesn't take much to change the face of baking in a city. For Companion founder Josh Allen, it started with a few watts. "I have a fond memory of stealing my sister's Easy-Bake oven, so I was pretty good at baking brownies by the heat of a light bu ... More >>
Blogs
April 2, 2009
April is the Cruelest Month
Washington UniversityNanette Tarbouni, the woman responsible for the fates of thousands of high-school seniors.That high-pitched wailing you hear across our nation? Is the sound of hundreds of thousands of high-school seniors bemoaning the cruel fate that did not let them in to their first-choice co ... More >>
Blogs
March 11, 2009
17-Year-Old Chesterfield Scientist is Smarter Than You
courtesy of the Academy of ScienceWilliam Sun is smarter than you. He is now also richer (probably). He got to meet President Obama. And he can explain molecular biology in terms so plain that even a newspaper reporter can understand. William Sun will probably take over the world.Sun, a 17-year-old ... More >>
Film
September 17, 2008
Your Friends and Neighbors: Racial tension, above and below the surface, in Neil LaBute's Lakeview Terrace
courtesy of the Academy of ScienceWilliam Sun is smarter than you. He is now also richer (probably). He got to meet President Obama. And he can explain molecular biology in terms so plain that even a newspaper reporter can understand. William Sun will probably take over the world.Sun, a 17-year-old ... More >>
Film
April 9, 2008
Ordinary People
Intelligence goes soft in this more obvious than smart rom-com.
News
March 22, 2006
Ace of Spaides
This St. Louis rapper thinks he's got a winning hand to play
News
March 2, 2005
Pulitzer's Pain
Banished from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch a decade ago, Joseph Pulitzer IV lives in self-imposed exile in Wyoming. What went wrong?
News
November 19, 2003
Up Yours
Dr. William J. Catalona's cancer-screening test sparks debate in the medical community
News
September 3, 2003
Breakfast of Champions
He scaled an intellectual Everest at age twelve. What's he like at sixteen? Meet George Thampy.
Film
December 11, 2002
Might Makes Reich
In Das Experiment, ordinary volunteers quickly turn totalitarian
News
December 5, 2001
Emmy Award
Emily Pulitzer's gift to St. Louis has arrived in a concrete box. Hidden inside: the portrait of a woman who changed the city.
News
November 3, 1999
PETER AND THE WOLF
Why Missouri Botanical Garden's Peter Raven, world-renowned environmentalist, courts Monsanto's favor, boosts its biotech and takes its money
Music
March 10, 1999
Data Transfer
Why Missouri Botanical Garden's Peter Raven, world-renowned environmentalist, courts Monsanto's favor, boosts its biotech and takes its money

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