Eric Scheske

This guy desecrates a Mass and he only gets 200 hours of community service? That's outrageous. Then again, liturgists have been desecretating it for 20 years, and they're not even prosecuted: > An 18-year-old Alice Springs man who streaked through a Christmas Eve mass

Teenagers are geeked in Rhode Island (which just approved prescription marijuana [http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20060104/ap_on_he_me/medical_marijuana_3]): > Teenagers are taking more mind-altering drugs -- but under doctor's orders. > Drug prescriptions meant to counter depression, anxiety and mood or

Neutrality is a fiction. When something ceases to be revered, it gets degraded. In this case, if it ceases to be a sacrament or otherwise blessed by the church, it tends to sacrilege: > Registry offices in Holland have been flooded with requests for couples who want to get married

Slate takes a clever look at college advertisements during the bowl season [http://www.slate.com/id/2133433]. It's a nice sliver of the ridiculousness that has become higher education. From the conclusion: > The season's most memorable institutional spot won't be playing during

The nation's first Islamic sorority [http://www.washtimes.com/national/20060104-122658-7552r.htm]. You'd think that's an oxymoron, given the drunken and slutty ways of sororities these days. I chuckle at the thought of Islamic Greek life, but it's too bad

The media says the Rose Bowl will start at 8:00 tonight. What time will it really start? Lying about little things, after all, is the media's mode of operation (see this piece of commentary I wrote for Catholic Exchange [http://www.catholicexchange.com/vm/index.asp?vm_