Travel
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At Crisler Arena, Ann Arbor on Friday night
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You're in love. You're spending every night together. Except for paying on two different apartments, you are practically living together. So you ask yourself, "Why not just take the next step?" According to a 2000 study published in the Annual Review of Sociology, 55 percent of all cohabitating couples got married in five years' time, and the other 40 percent broke up. And of course, those who got married faced the same divorce statistics as other couple. Every couple who lives together is taking certain risks legal and financial and emotional. But you can protect yourself, no matter what happens.
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New York City is especially popular in November and December because of its world famous holiday happenings. Here are a few of those, along with some lesser-known events:
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FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS FEELS LIKE CHRISTMAS
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Due to Tubby Smith's policy that bans freshmen from talking to the media until the Big Ten Conference season, Rodney Williams won't be quoted in this story.
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At work (or at school), I use my ID badge to unlock the doors. Is that a smart card?
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WEST UNION, Ohio - Adams County doesn't look or feel like other Ohio counties.
