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It hurts your neck sometimes when you get to banging your head repeatedly to the rhythm of loud music.

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Take summer 2012 as a time to step back from the stress and bustling and try something new.

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Anticipating what will happen in the future is something that can never be explained no matter what you may believe.

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Apathy, by definition, is a lack of interest, enthusiasm or concern. How many times have you heard “I just flunked that quiz, but I really don’t care,” or maybe, “I’m not interested in that class, so I don’t care what grade I get.”

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It is believed that Valentine was a Roman priest who served in the third century during the reign of Emperor Claudius II.

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What Super Bowl? I couldn’t be bothered if Tim Tebow makes it to the Super Bowl or not.

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Irresponsible students have made the library a den of gossipers.

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A bomb could explode halfway across the world, kill several and injure a few others and you can bet that it will get at least a few minutes of discussion on national news.

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The literal definition of culture shock is, “The feeling of disorientation experienced by someone who is suddenly subjected to an unfamiliar culture, way of life, or set of attitudes.” I can think of no truer atmosphere to relate this term to than college.

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Without second thought, we take the iPod, iPad and iPhone as innovations that enrich our quality of life. Siri, for example, is a voice recognition function by Apple that blew away the minds of fans of the much awaited iPhone 4s. I could imagine life with Siri; it understands what I say, it knows what I mean, it helps me do the things I do every day, and the best part is that it has so much to tell me all in one pocket-sized object. What more fine companionship can I ask for if it were not Siri’s? I wonder if it is even possible to take Siri as my wife?

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