TOP NEWS | UPDATED SEPTEMBER 13
Center Stage presents Ryan Shupe

The lights dim, pink and purple neon lights flash and the crowd roars with applause as Ryan Shupe and the RubberBand run out onto the stage.

The band, clad in jeans and T-shirts or button-ups, performed to a full-house in the Hart Auditorium Friday night.

They truly involved the crowd, and performed such songs as “Corndogs,” “Dead Dog Blues” and “Never Give Up,” a shout-back-along, Ryan Shupe said. [read more]

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OPINION | UPDATED SEPTEMBER 13
Could a new tax law change our lives forever?

Imagine no IRS, no income tax, no Medicare or Social Security taxes. You get to take home the whole paycheck. That’s right: no withholdings. Imagine a system that gets rid of 60,000 pages of tax code and replaces it with an easy-to-understand tax system.

April 15th. It could be just another spring day, but the very mention of the date sends chills down the spine. This could all change soon, if a bill in the U.S. House of Representatives is passed. It’s H.R. 25, better known as the FairTax Bill. [read more]

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