Pace Press, Pace University, New York, NY
1 day ago by Kim Bui
With the next census to be conducted in 2010, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg has created the New York City 2010 Census Office to raise awareness and encourage participation of New Yorkers in the upcoming census.
According to recent data, in July 2008 there were 8,363,710 people living in New York City, which is a four percent more people as recorded in 2000.
The Monroe Street Journal, University of Michigan Business School, Ann Arbor, MI
1 day ago by Dan Bilen & Robyn Katzman
Being on the MSJ Board has its perks, one being the opportunity to sit down and interview Dean Dolan. While we selfishly wanted to select the questions for the interview, we realize that you, our readers, would be better served if the questions came directly from the greater student body.
The Samford Crimson, Samford University, Birmingham, AL
11 hours ago by Andrew Crosson
Let me go ahead and apologize. The last thing the Crimson needs is another opinion column. Hey there, Mr. Pot. My name's Mr. Kettle, but you can call me Black.
You're used to a few common themes in this section. First, you can typically expect a piece from the super-right-wing conservative Christian who thinks we should abolish the Easter bunny and make sure we pray enough.
The Daily Barometer, Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR
13 hours ago by James Lester
The Daily Eastern News, Eastern Illinois University, Charleston, IL
9 hours ago by David Thill/Opinions Editor
In 1999, I began my first year of high school. Born and raised in Charleston, I naturally attended Charleston High School. On my first day, I wandered around the school looking for my locker. I found it in the basement. The first thing I noticed was the lack of a ceiling.
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Mesa Legend, Mesa Community College, AZ
2 hours ago by Iliana Deanda
Hailing from the island of Hawaii, Pepper has become a hit among college students nationwide, especially here in Arizona.
Their overall success has been on a constant rise from their debut album "Give 'n it" to their most recent "Pink Crustaceans and Good Vibrations.
The Buchtelite, University of Akron, OH
2 hours ago by Colleen Plank
If you mock the president for using a teleprompter, you may not want to make a public appearance on national television with visible notes jotted on the palm of your hand.
Sarah Palin was photographed with several notes written on her hand, while delivering an apparently ill-rehearsed speech.
The Daily Eastern News, Eastern Illinois University, IL
2 hours ago by Julia Carlucci/Assistant Online Editor
Undecided on where to live or want a different dorm next semester? This quiz will tell you where to go! what_dorm_suits_you_best?
Richland Chronicle, Richland College, TX
8 hours ago by Joyce Jackson
Christian Bay-Andersen, lighting designer at Richland College, died in his sleep the weekend of Feb. 6-7, just a a few days before his 45th birthday, according to Chuck Sheffield, professor of theater.
Bay-Andersen was a former Richland student in the early 1980s.
The NIC Sentinel, North Idaho College, ID
2 hours ago by Desire` Aguirre
I wanted to take my daughter, DaNae Aguirre and her boyfriend, Zach Todd, out for a special lunch. My daughter suggested The Syringa.
The Syringa restaurant, located on Fourth Ave., owned by Viijo and Autumn Basso, opened in 2004. Viijo Basso, 37, went to Portland's Western Culinary Institute and worked as an intern and chef at a French cuisine restaurant in Seattle while moonlighting as a Sushi chef at Mahiko, a Japanese restaurant.
The University News, University of Missouri Kansas City, MO
12 hours ago by Kelley Kates
So, Valentine's Day is approaching and you are wondering what to get your sweetheart.
Look no further. Below is a compiled list of gifts your significant other would love to have.
In doing research on what gifts are most commonly desired for Valentine's Day, a few diverse lists were contemplated as well as ones that included the usual chocolates, flowers, jewelry and such.
St. Norbert Times, St. Norbert, WI
5 hours ago by Stephen Schumacher
I can't say I've ever been to New Jersey, nor do I know much about it. I'm aware the state bird is the "guido," and each summer flocks of them migrate to the Jersey Shore in Seaside Heights to meet "guidettes," their female counterparts, at night clubs to begin their annual mating ritual.
The Activist, University of Cincinnati Raymond Walters College, OH
1 day ago by Jono Bregger
If there is one thing I want you (the reader) to take away from this review it's that John Mayer's lyrics may not whisk you off your feet (as they did me), but his guitar playing definitely will.
The Sccougar - SCC Student Media, St. Charles Community College, MO
2 hours ago by Daniele McGuire
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The Daily Barometer, Oregon State University, OR
16 hours ago by Robert Bakhshai
Valentines Day is the time of year that all the single ladies dread because they are harshly reminded that they are, sadly, still single.
But for those of us in relationships, young or mature, it is a special occasion to connect or reconnect your relationship with your significant other.
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Noble Men of Kyle - 2/8
The Battalion, Texas A&M
Brandon and J.C. welcome in a myriad of guests including Ben and Delaney from the Texas A&M Athletic Department's Marketing Team and boyhood friend, Milly.
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