How
Tressel gets his men to win
Lehigh men face No. 1 team
Men came
to aid of woman being attacked in August
Monarchs' front menNeeded
a few good men
Northwest men
get second win of the weekend
Of mice and
men - A brush with cannibal rodents
Pack men win at Classic
Seven men charged in knife
attack
Tech men down North Dakota
State
Tech men fall to No. 13 MarquetteThe
snap of a glove - ... and millions of middle-aged men are forced to confront
the reality of prostate problems and the fear of prostate
These men of Troy just
won't go away
Titan
men looking forward to first game on home court
Two men charged
in theft of laptops Authorities who charged two men in the theft of laptops
- from vehicles in Doral thought they were tied to the July theft of a federal
agent's laptop
Two Men Charged In UConn
Assaults
Two men die in apartment fire
- A North Miami-Dade fire killed two young men Friday. A charred motorcycle
may hold the key to the fire's origin
Two men held in slaying 
With so many new faces on the Colorado State University-Pueblo men's basketball team roster, finding the go-to guys this season might take awhile.
In the 22nd annual Al Kaly Shriners Classic at the Colorado State Fair Events Center, Eberhart received solid performances from a pair of players he knows all too well.
Senior sharpshooter Brett Cloepfil scored a team-high 23 points and sophomore post player Jake Trahern led the team in rebounding as the ThunderWolves beat Hamline (Minn.) 86-71 Saturday night.
Both players earned all-tournament honors as the Pack started the season 2-0.
Prostate health is taking its place among all those things you're not sure you want to hear about while snacking in front of the TV.
Not since "erectile" and "dysfunction" became household words have there been so many media messages about middle-aged men and their plumbing problems.
But here's the thing about the prostate gland: Every guy has one. And as men get older, this body part they were only vaguely aware of can cause problems such as frequent or difficult urination.
Thus they might wonder whether they have "a going problem" or "a growing problem," as described in a commercial for a medication treating an enlarged prostate.
Ads for medications such as Flomax and Avodart depict men who now can enjoy ballgames, go fishing and get a good night's sleep without the worry of urination difficulties that an enlarged prostate can entail.
Just when it seemed the gender wars had petered out, there comes a loud new battle cry: Man up, America!
Now, I confess it's news to me that our society was lacking in manliness. But I am a man, and therefore would be the last to know. The first piece of evidence that masculinity is in demand comes from a woman: Darcy Burner, the Democrat who lost her bid for Congress in the Eastside's 8th District.
In e-mails with Seattle Times reporters about why she failed to ride the national Democratic wave, Burner suggested her gender did her in.