A circular labyrinth is embedded in the east patio of the University of Utah's new humanities building, an airy four-story structure sheathed in sandstone, green-hued steel and glass.

How will "DANGER!" be written 5,000 years from now? How will it be written in 50,000 years? Finding an answer to these questions may not seem like a Code Red emergency to most people.

Far from undermining our ability to communicate, teenage text message shorthand represents a "linguistic renaissance", say researchers. E-mail and mobile phones have bred a whole lexicon of abbreviations, truncated words and acronyms that can be used to

In response to a recent press release put out by HEAR Indiana, the Deaf Bilingual Coalition expresses its dismay in regard to the wording of the headline which shows great disrespect to the Deaf Community by using the phrase: "Doing Deaf Differently." T

High gas prices and an economic downturn have contributed to the addition of a new word to the English language - staycation: keeping close to home on annual holidays, rather than taking a vacation. The word will join others in the language, which is p