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Politics / Sonia Tsuruoka / March 17, 2010
The Domestication of Bill O’Reilly
Glenn Beck is positioned to claim Bill-O’s former pedestal for the next generation of TV news.
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Culture / R.L. Donovan / March 16, 2010
Sound and Fury: The Alchemy of Jimi Hendrix
Hendrix’s much awaited “Valleys of Neptune (Deluxe Version)” has been released to the masses.
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Scoop Wire / Graison Hensley-Chapman / March 15, 2010
Will Banning Public Alcohol Ads Curb Drinking Culture?
The BBC reports that a study group of Scottish youth has recommended 'a complete ban of alcohol advertising in public places' as a long term goal to curb the substance's negative affects on the cohort.
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Culture / R.L. Donovan / March 11, 2010
Can Hip Hop Age Gracefully?
Hip Hop never acts its age.
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Scoop Wire / Graison Hensley-Chapman / March 10, 2010
Top Ten Insights: Harvard’s New Millennial Poll
The generation worries for their economic stability and whether they'll be able to achieve the American Dream.
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