For more than 20 years, former San Francisco 49ers lineman George Visger has lived his life out of hundreds of small yellow notebooks. In them he scrawls the minutiae of his daily life: "4:45 am left house. 2 stops to find coffee and a roll. Paper work till 9:25. 10:05 Ed called."
Shortly before last Mother's Day, 28-year-old Lauren Meehan-Machos broke down in front of her startled husband. "This is more than I can handle," she sobbed.
The banks have taken some lumps since the economy went bad. But some believe their biggest headaches are yet to come.
Profits are down at Hillenbrand, America's largest maker of caskets. Admittedly, this fact sounds like the setup for a punch line, but the cause of the shortage in stiffs contains lessons for politicians and business leaders alike.
The Padres and their No. 1 draft pick, outfielder Donavan Tate, are close to agreement on a deal. It is believed the deal is worth about $6 million.
Women with a family history of breast cancer may have a new weapon against the disease: breast-feeding. In a new study of more than 60,000 women, nursing a baby for at least three months cut the risk of breast cancer in half for those who had a family history of the disease.
In good times the FSB 100 constitutes an elite group of small public companies: the best of the best, measured by revenue growth and stock performance over the past three years. But in this Great Recession, their performance is nothing short of miraculous.
Matthew Fitch learned it the hard way: Sometimes you've got to look -- twice! -- before you leap.
The size of a specific part of the brain may help experts pinpoint when autism could first develop, University of North Carolina researchers report.
Kentucky's Wolf Creek dam has been a hazard for years.
For more than 20 years, former San Francisco 49ers lineman George Visger has lived his life out of hundreds of small yellow notebooks. In them he scrawls the minutiae of his daily life: "4:45 am left house. 2 stops to find coffee and a roll. Paper work till 9:25. 10:05 Ed called."
Shortly before last Mother's Day, 28-year-old Lauren Meehan-Machos broke down in front of her startled husband. "This is more than I can handle," she sobbed.
The banks have taken some lumps since the economy went bad. But some believe their biggest headaches are yet to come.
Profits are down at Hillenbrand, America's largest maker of caskets. Admittedly, this fact sounds like the setup for a punch line, but the cause of the shortage in stiffs contains lessons for politicians and business leaders alike.
The Padres and their No. 1 draft pick, outfielder Donavan Tate, are close to agreement on a deal. It is believed the deal is worth about $6 million.
Women with a family history of breast cancer may have a new weapon against the disease: breast-feeding. In a new study of more than 60,000 women, nursing a baby for at least three months cut the risk of breast cancer in half for those who had a family history of the disease.
In good times the FSB 100 constitutes an elite group of small public companies: the best of the best, measured by revenue growth and stock performance over the past three years. But in this Great Recession, their performance is nothing short of miraculous.
Matthew Fitch learned it the hard way: Sometimes you've got to look -- twice! -- before you leap.
The size of a specific part of the brain may help experts pinpoint when autism could first develop, University of North Carolina researchers report.
Kentucky's Wolf Creek dam has been a hazard for years.
It's the season of brackets, beer and, of course, basketball.
Burger lovers beware: People who eat red meat every day have a higher risk of dying over a 10-year period -- mostly because of cardiovascular disease or cancer --than their peers who eat less red or processed meat, according to a new study of about half a million people.
Here's a hot tip: The University of North Carolina is going to win the NCAA men's basketball tournament.
A former high school cheerleader who sued over injuries caused when a teammate failed to catch her during a routine, lost her appeal before the Wisconsin Supreme Court on Tuesday.
Federal prosecutors said Friday that they will seek the death penalty for a 22-year-old man accused in the shooting death last year of Eve Carson, student body president at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
When mothers-to-be and their doctors schedule repeat elective Caesarean sections before the 39th week of pregnancy, the baby is up to twice as likely to experience serious respiratory problems and other complications, according to a study published Wednesday in The New England Journal of Medicine.
Years before Dwight Walter Anderson was running the world's largest commodities hedge fund from an office 27 floors above New York City's Park Avenue, he was on the road for a software consulting firm based in Chicago.
What's good for the heart may hurt the brain, according to a new study of the effects of alcohol.
Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin set the tone for how she would approach Thursday night's vice presidential debate before it began.
Bethany Tuggle, Rachel Kurowski and 29 other North Carolina college students are going to be late for class. But it's all right with the professors.
Despite 20-year-old rules regulating against the gender-exclusive sign on publicly accessible roads, solo maleness still persists
A new report shows that the increasingly high-stakes activity is the leading cause of severe school-sports injuries, even as it continues to avoid much-needed regulation
A crossbreed between MySpace and YouTube, Doggyspace allows dog owners from all over the world to come together, create profiles, and share photos and videos of their pups
Preliminary studies of mice suggest that our willingness to exercise -- or not -- may be genetic
Every day, Jennifer Bonchak commutes 64 miles round trip from her home in Raleigh, North Carolina to her job at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
When it comes to naming their products, many large U.S. companies have veered dangerously close to international embarrassment.
The brain-tumor surgery "accomplished our goals," says the senator's oncologist
A decade after Lasik eye surgery hit the market, patients left with fuzzy instead of clear vision are airing their grievances before federal health officials
A new study shows that where skin cancer starts on the body plays into how deadly it will be
Ashley Shinn didn't know she was in a relationship until asked to confirm it in a message from Facebook.
The teen suspect in last week's slaying of University of North Carolina student Eve Carson has been charged in a second student killing, police said Thursday.
The second suspect charged with murdering the University of North Carolina student body president surrendered peacefully to police early Thursday, authorities said
One suspect has been charged and police are hunting for another in connection with the killing of University of North Carolina student Eve Carson, police said Wednesday.
A shadowy figure in the back seat of an SUV in surveillance photos is a second "person of interest" in the slaying of the University of North Carolina student body president, police said Monday.
Thousands of students from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill gathered Thursday to remember student body president Eve Carson, who was shot and killed in a suburban neighborhood near campus.
The Federal Reserve is prepared to handle the growing concerns of rising inflation and an economic slump, according to the body's vice chairman.
Ever held a differing opinion from your boss? Boasted dissimilar ideas than your co-worker? Been knocked out by a colleague over a disagreement about a project? (OK, so the last one might be a stretch, but it's happened before...)
Who's Scott Burkett? A small-time actor; a family lawyer; a techie at the University of North Carolina.
Six of the seven college students killed in a massive house fire Sunday morning in Ocean Isle Beach, North Carolina, attended the University of South Carolina, a university official said Sunday.
The weather can affect your travel, your mood and apparently the size of your family.
For years, Body Shop founder Anita Roddick's work has inspired Lisa Jones Christensen's students at the Kenan-Flagler Business School at the University of North Carolina. Many young MBAs want to follow the passionate and politically-minded entrepreneur's lead in building fast-growth firms that embrace ideals such as protecting the environment.
The demands of work, family, and daily life can leave your days feeling short and stressed. But what if you could find more hours in the day, and make yourself happier at the same time? The experts say it's not only possible, it's easier than you think!
People who drank more than one diet soda each day developed the same risks for heart disease as those who downed sugary regular soda
"Today, we are all Hokies."
Elizabeth and John Edwards on Thursday described her cancer recurrence as a chronic condition that she'll have the rest of her life.
A college education may be getting less expensive at some of the most prestigious schools.
Last week, CNNMoney.com published "Top 50 Business Schools for Getting Hired."
Ryan Allis, 22 Broadwick Corp. Durham, N.C. (broadwick.com)
Each week SI.com will select the athlete who displays excellence on and off the field as the Primetime Performer.
Along with record high prices for crude oil, prices at the pump have soared in recent weeks. And consumers, as well as small business owners, seem to have have had enough.
Coffee-heart attack link clarified
I wasn't ready to leave -- there was still work left to do.
You're settled into seat 20D when you hear a sniffle, sniffle coming from seat 20B and a rumbling cough erupts from the occupant of 21A.
Saline solution
Surfers chasing waves off the coast of Australia gave researchers a clue to a cheap, effective treatment for cystic fibrosis.
In 1975, Frederick Brooks published The Mythical Man-Month. It had no right to succeed. The book detailed Brooks' experience managing IBM's bet-the-company System/360 computers and OS/360 software,...
There's a political scandal waiting to explode.
With the rising cost of college, it isn't surprising that many families are feeling strapped by the financial burden of sending their children to school.
Dropping out of school to start a business became as much a dot-com-era cliché as trying to become the next Bill Gates. Now, thanks to economic uncertainty, dropping back into school to launch a co...
If the stories on these pages inspire you to do something more--or simply something different--with the time and money you donate to charity, we've compiled a host of resources.
--HEALTHY ECONOMY A University of North Carolina study finds that, contrary to the known link between prosperity and health, short recessions are good for our collective health. Less work means few...
What attracts hot young business talent? Among new MBAs, size surely matters; big companies--and their outsized paychecks--are predictably among the most popular employers. Increasingly, though, wh...
The students shown here are revving up their minds and muscles at Caltech, ranked by MONEY as America's best college buy for the second straight year. Like other schools that earned a place in our ...
Seven of money's 10 best college values are public schools, up from six a year ago. This is great news for students who live in the same states as these schools, because their families will pay bar...
The nightmare began two weeks after Mary Lee Horton, now 34, of Wilmington, N.C. gave birth to identical twin girls, Sydney and Kate. On Feb. 24, 1990, Syd came down with a 103 fever. A blood test ...
Dear Probabilissimo: I believe that an unrecognized problem for our economy is the fact that consumers like me experience great difficulty when they try to buy something. For example, when the litt...
Since 1973 the real cost of a Harvard degree has risen at a 2.6% annual rate. But the cost of eggs has actually declined 5.1%. And stop barking about the high cost of movie tickets -- down 0.6% ann...
Another year is beginning on campus, so we turn to a question that has long engaged the minds and hearts of the best and brightest in academe: Which American college has the prettiest girls? Our pr...
Even if college costs seem hopelessly high, don't despair. You can bring them down in several ways, some of which you may not know about. -- A hardworking, brainy kid may be able to finish college ...
Just to pay for college, Eran Rosenthal, 24, a senior at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, has had several careers. He has managed a clothing store, modeled men's fashions, waited ta...
PAYING THE BILLS BY ANDREW FEINBERG How five students are raising the cash they need for college 6 Introduction 16 Eran Rosenthal, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 26 Jeremy Coate, Reed ...
Her promotion in December to director of the Securities and Exchange Commission's division of investment management made Marianne Smythe (above) Washington's top watchdog over the nation's mutual f...
The American educational system has been getting stomped on quite regularly. In both New York and Chicago, the local school systems have lately been accounted disasters. Eminent businessmen have be...
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