Fat Tuesday is here again. Today is the day to forget your New Year’s resolutions and, for just one day, indulge in everything you’ve been denying yourself since the coma-inducing overeating of the holiday season.

Fat Tuesday takes root in the Catholic calendar as the last day before Lent, the 40-day period of self-sacrifice, . . . → Read More: Fat Tuesday is Here

Gotye’s Somebody That I Used to Know is looking like this year’s Pumped Up Kicks, a haunting song that creeps up on its audience and then, suddenly, appears everywhere.

That’s Gaw-tee-ay: Gotye — aka Belgian-Australian musician Wally De Backer — knows that such a massive international hit could overshadow anything else he does. “Maybe . . . → Read More: Meet Gotye, somebody you should know

Editor’s note: This is one in a series on the Book of Mormon translations and translators.

The first French edition of the Book of Mormon, published in 1852, had on its title page: “Traduit de l’Anglais par John Taylor et Curtis E. Bolton.” A more accurate statement would have credited Taylor as supervisor . . . → Read More: Book of Mormon translation: French

Gotye’s Somebody That I Used to Know is looking like this year’s Pumped Up Kicks, a haunting song that creeps up on its audience and then, suddenly, appears everywhere.

That’sGaw-tee-ay: Gotye — aka Belgian-Australian musician Wally De Backer — knows that such a massive international hit could overshadow anything else he does. “Maybe it’s . . . → Read More: Meet Gotye, somebody you should know

MONTREAL – Quietly, almost stealthily, the woman Concordia University paid more than $700,000 to leave … has returned to the campus.

Former Concordia president Judith Woodsworth, who left her position in December 2010 amid a maelstrom of controversy that plunged the university into chaos, returned this month to begin teaching French translation classes.

Her . . . → Read More: Former Concordia president Judith Woodsworth returns to university as teacher