I am a senior, and until this year I've been fortunate to be able to enjoy a perennially good football team, one that I am always still able to care about during bowl season. It has been a very exciting...

Last weekend I returned to campus for my 40th reunion, and I was more than a little disappointed, and not just because we lost another football game that we probably should have won. You see, my class...

Evanston has long been a vibrant, exciting place to live, work and shop. The community's strengths have supported the strengths of the overall Evanston economy. Asthe national economy begins to see the first signs of recovery, so does the City of Evanston. Mayor Elizabeth Tisdahl and the Evanston City Council have identified economic development and revitalization as a primary goal for the city. The City of Evanston's Economic Development Division has been reformed and refocused to support the natural strengths of our community, to better coordinate our efforts with our economic development partners (the Evanston Chamber of Commerce, Downtown Evanston, Evanston Inventure, Evanston Technology Innovation Center, Evanston Community Development Corporation and Evanston's seven neighborhood business associations) and to focus on key areas throughout Evanston for revitalization.

Graduation means the beginning of many new challenges and hopefully, many exciting opportunities.

I commend Brian Rosenthal's second installment of his In Focus series on the Innocence Project and David Protess for the intensive reporting and new angles it provides. But putting Protess and the Innocence...