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From Homo Sapien to Ku-Ku Magnon

By Celine Lopez | January 26, 2002 - 12:00am

I just had an episode. You know when you go from Homo Sapien to Ku-Ku Magnon. In other words, I wigged out — majorly. I was doing what was supposedly a video presentation...

Young Star

The house that sausage built

By Joseph Cortes | August 8, 2001 - 12:00am

Hotdogs are pretty much a part of every kid’s life. He finds it served in a bun, on a skewer or in his spaghetti. He has them for breakfast or merienda, sometimes after a tantrum, and, more often than not, at...

Food and Leisure