In a world with limited resources, it is important to take care of what we have. Climate change and other related factors have spurred on the ubiquitous eco-friendly "green" movement. This past year has seen a host of rising green trends as the realization of the direness of the current situation sinks in. Brittany Scheid and Katherine Allen have pieced together a list of the top 10 green trends of 2008.

When is there a better time for self-reflection then at the turning of the year? We wanted to learn about the self-reflection that has been going on at Uni and decided to ask a few students and staff about their New Year's resolutions. Learn what your peers have to say and jot down your ideas — we'd love to hear from you!

Both teams are undefeated in conference play, with identical 3-0 marks. In a matchup of stellar juniors, both Calvary's Grant Touma and Uni's Dan Lilly are averaging more than 20 points per game. Down the road, this game could determine who wins the conference.

Senior Rachel Skoza and freshman Jamie Blue combined for 35 points and 18 rebounds to lead Uni past the Crusaders in a conference matchup Monday night. Skoza needs just 11 more points to become only the fifth Uni female player to score 1,000 career points.

January is usually a slow time in the entertainment world, and this year is no exception. Still, there are a few noteworthy titles in movies, DVDs, and video games this week. But if you're looking for award-winning quality, head to Boardman's Art Theatre for "Slumdog Millionaire," one of the most provocative movies of 2008.