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The mac vs. pc debate gets heated


		The mac vs. pc debate gets heated

The Daily Eastern News, Eastern Illinois University, IL

12 hours ago by Megan Tkacy/Staff Reporter

We can thank the recent Mac TV ads for engraving the idea that a PC equals a man in a stuffy suit while the Mac is the cool, laid-back kid. So which is really better, Mac or PC? Doug Lawhead works at Eastern as a network LAN support specialist. He works with Macs on Eastern's campus and believes they are more reliable and stable than a PC.

Overdone Clothing launches Web site, new fall line

Miami Student, Miami University, OH

7 hours ago by Bobby Goodwin

Sixteen years old.

That's how old Matt Seidel is - president, designer and founder of Overdone Clothing Company, based in Columbus, Ohio.

Seidel launched Overdone's brand new Web site, (http://www.overdonecc.com), Oct. 29, simultaneously debuting his new fall line of tees and announcing the new Overdone sponsored roster, consisting of Breathe Carolina, City Lights, Disco Curtis and LoveSick Radio.

1st T-giving: What really happened?

Miami Student, Miami University, OH

22 hours ago by Anna Turner

I'll The origins of Thanksgiving are generally well known: The pilgrims didn't have any food and then the Native Americans gave them some corn. They were thankful and invited them over for dinner. Or something like that.

Well, you're about to have your mind blown because guess what? That's not what really happened.

On the Blog: Who gives a hoot about Owl City?

The Alestle, Southern Illinois University Edwardsville, IL

1 day ago by Rachel Carlson

It seems like lately all I've been hearing about is the Owl City and their amazing song "Fireflies." It's all over the Internet. Song lyrics are being posted as Facebook statuses. There is also a fan page on Facebook for the band. You can't even flip from Z107.

How our generation is killing music

Miami Student, Miami University, OH

1 day ago by Erich Schrader

I'll probably be crucified by many for saying this, but a substantial portion of the music produced these days genuinely sucks, and to be more specific, I'm talking about the same songs that people often seem to enjoy.

'2012' thrusts viewers into doomsday


		'2012' thrusts viewers into doomsday

Capaha Arrow, Southeast Missouri State, MO

1 day ago by Kelsey Mauk

Surprise, surprise, Director Roland Emmerich has dished out yet another apocalyptic film. "2012" will certainly not join the ranks of "Independence Day" and may even fall short of the status earned by "The Day After Tomorrow," which certainly did not set a high bar.

UPDATED: 'New Moon' stuns visually, falters romatically

The Alestle, Southern Illinois University Edwardsville, IL

1 day ago by Karina Swank

Keep checking alestlelive.com today for Alestle chief copy editor Karina Swank's review of 'New Moon'!

'Modern Warfare 2' stays true to 'Call of Duty' series


		'Modern Warfare 2' stays true to 'Call of Duty' series

Capaha Arrow, Southeast Missouri State, MO

1 day ago by Jonathan Hargraves

COD: Modern Warfare 2 is everything it promised to be.

The much anticipated release date for Modern Warfare 2, the sixth release in the Call of Duty franchise, has come and this fan boy couldn't be happier. The game developers' haven't try to reinvent the wheel here, they stayed true to the first-person-shooter game engine from Call of Duty 4.

A Day in the Life of Jim Greer


		A Day in the Life of Jim Greer

The Montage, St. Louis Community College - Meramec, MO

2 days ago by Stephanie Stough

He could have been found anywhere; from being on active duty during the Vietnam war, to scuba diving off the coast of Venezuela; from golfing in Phoenix, Arizona, to teaching in STLCC-Meramec's classrooms. His name is Jim Greer and he's been teaching at Meramec for more than 32 years.

Health & Fitness Corner

PUC Chronicle, Purdue University Calumet, IN

3 days ago by LeAnne Munoz

Winter weather has officially reared its head, bringing frosty mornings and chilly afternoon breezes. This weather brings the good: curling up with a good book by a fire; and the bad: stuffy noses, coughing and sneezing.

The best way to fight off the impending doom of sickness is to catch it before it starts by building up your immune system.

Supernatural stories of the Abenaki Indians


		Supernatural stories of the Abenaki Indians

The Alestle, Southern Illinois University Edwardsville, IL

4 days ago by Aren Dow

Gerard Rancourt Tsonakwa stood in Katherine Dunham Hall Theater with his hands on his head, pointed up like ears.

Tsonakwa was imitating a coyote with Algonquin sign language to tell an American Indian story about how the stars were initially placed in the sky.

Recipe for Metal: Slayer

PUC Chronicle, Purdue University Calumet, IN

4 days ago by William Koester

Thrash metal, a genre of music that combines the heaviness and intricate musical structure of heavy metal with the speed and aggression of punk rock, came to prominence in the 1980s. The most well-known band to emerge from that scene is Metallica. But no thrash band has ever even come close to the speed, the intensity, or the sheer craziness of Slayer.

'Fourth Kind' warps the mind

PUC Chronicle, Purdue University Calumet, IN

4 days ago by Michelle Blaundin

"The Fourth Kind" is a movie for sci-fi fans and skeptics of alien encounters alike. Purported to use real audio and visual tapings developed during Oct. 2000, the film has an original element of realism, which is lacking in most movies attempting this style and genre.

Reality TV: Just How Real is it?

The Candor , Benedictine University, IL

4 days ago by Anna Zak

Reality TV has been around since the 1948 debut of Allen Funt's "Candid Camera," however, the real explosion of occurred in 1992 with the premier of "The Real World." Over the years, reality TV has changed drastically leaving some viewers wondering "How real is reality TV?"

What started off as documentaries wound up being a veiwer favorite, which has many well-known stations such as MTV, NBC, ABC and FOX airing these so-called "reality TV shows.

This is it for Michael Jackson


		This is it for Michael Jackson

The DePaulia , DePaul University , IL

4 days ago by Steve Pries

On June 25, 2009 the internet almost crashed. Not just one website, the entire internet. The drug-related death of Michael Jackson wasn't just devastating to the music industry, but to the entire world. Sure people will choose to remember the controversies that encompassed Michael's career, like the "adventures" at Neverland Ranch, the ghoulish complexion, the decision to hang his baby over a balcony, and the fact that at any given moment, the object on his face that resembled a nose could fall off.

Twilight Saga: New Moon Soundtrack

The Candor , Benedictine University, IL

4 days ago by Samantha Rapp

Selling over three million copies last year, the soundtrack to the movie "Twilight" was a blockbuster success in that genre of music. Following in the footsteps of its predecessor, the soundtrack to the upcoming Twilight Saga movie "New Moon" jumped to the top of the billboard charts.

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