#Booze

New Mexico State University sang its fight song in victory after winning a college football rivalry game over UTEP on Wednesday night. Meanwhile, Aggies fans likely had a few libations in their honor. The fight song literally tells them to! Lyrics include the following promise: And when we

Hawaii’s vibe is unparalleled. But it’s more than just the sunsets, surfing, luaus, and floral shirts. There’s a Hawaiian term called lokahi, referring to the profound interconnectedness of all things in the natural world, as part of a larger whole. It’s impossible to not feel it – a sort of

“Let’s go out for oysters.” That magical phrase is a provocation for a great evening out. There’s nothing quite like slurping the night away at the local oyster spot, toasting with delicious bivalves and booze. These days, oysters don’t always have to be a night on the town. Nor does it have to

iStockphoto In Mexico and in other parts of the world, the Day of the Dead celebration is a nationally observed holiday where people father to pray and remember friends and family members who have died. Unlike major American holidays, it’s not a one-day event — Day of the Dead starts on Oct. 31

Getty Image As the College World Series took place in Omaha this week, the Jell-O Shot National Championship was held across the street. A local bar challenged participating fanbases to down as many Jell-O shots as possible over the course of the week. Ole Miss fans not only won, but they did