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Pianist Dave Burrell
"I just played at the Philadelphia Art Museum ," says pianist Dave Burrell. "It was a white tablecloth kind of night.

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Meaningful N.J. school reform must come from legislature, not governor
Gov. Chris Christie swears he didn't know about the squirmy little college kids who were caught with video cameras in the parking lot of the teachers union's office in Trenton last week.

Exchange Calendar
Edward Jones Financial Advisor Adam Lee will host an educational seminar titled "Making Sense of Retirement" on Tuesday, Feb.

COMMENTARY: Senator Miriam Santiago: Lost in translation
The feisty senator for Iloilo is a joy to hear for her educated wit and superior command of the King's language which many of us in the press would often run to our next thesaurus to get the exact meaning and context of her predictably unpredictable but deep vocabulary.

Dinky on lessons from Sendong: info should be synchronized
Among the many lessons from the tragedy that was Sendong is that information from various government agencies dealing with the disaster should be synchronized,A Social Welfare Secretary Corazon "Dinky" Soliman told the Mindanao Summit on Disaster Risk Reduction and Geo-hazard Awareness here Saturday afternoon.

No fullstops for Indian scribe
For one, they tend to be know-alls. It doesn't matter if they do just the comics page at the newspaper or edit the letters to the editor or write food reviews; when the cocktail party conversation swerves to the likely outcome of the Uttar Pradesh polls, guess who has all the answers? It's the same thing with the fiscal deficit, M&M's new SUV, ... (more)

Newsweek needs to watch its language
Times must be a lot tougher than I thought in the magazine publishing business. Because at Newsweek, the budget apparently no longer even has enough money to pay for asterisks.

More-On
James Poulos cranked a particularly stinky nugget into Tucker Carlson's cat box Thursday, a column entitled "What Are Women For?" that was at once so offensive, pretentious, incoherent, clueless and just plain dumb that it attracted hoots of derision from every corner of the internet.