Tinkerbelle rocking a tiara and clearly loving it, from Stuff on My Cat.

Yale to make a clean break from tradition, from The Boston Globe. Yale undergrads: the great unwashed.

For Surfers, All Waves Lead to Hawaii, from The New York Times. The article features a quote from Tamara's sister and the use of the word "howlie." Can they not afford fact-checkers at the NYT?

'Zero experience', from the Register-Guard (Eugene, OR), courtesy of Josh.

Students Are Leaving the Politics Out of Economics, from The New York Times.

Man has cardiac arrest at cardiologist ball, from the Boston Globe.

Brody the cat showing Oakland some props, from Stuff on My Cat.

Pro Cycling Teams Unveil 2006 Hair Strategy, from Fat Cyclist.

The Wit and Wisdom of Dr. Michael Lämmler, from Fat Cyclist.

The It-Sucks-To-Be-Me Generation: Twentysomethings who can't stop whining about how the economy is screwing them, from Slate.

Barbarism begins with Barbie, the doll children love to hate, from the Times Online, courtesy of Rachel.

Starbucks Economics: Solving the mystery of the elusive "short" cappuccino, from Slate, courtesy of Brad.

'Times' for a Camper Van Beethoven Reunion, from NPR.

Letterman vs. O'Reilly, from Salon, courtesy of Rachel. Watch ad for free pass.

NY group helps ex-haredim adjust to secular life, from the Jerusalem Post, courtesy of Rachel.

Project for the Old American Century, courtesy of Mark A.