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Break plans for the planless The Daily Beacon
So the annual bacchanal known as Spring Break is upon us. Many of you already have plans: to win free t-shirts in Panama City by flashing creepy cameramen, to ship out on STD-incubating cruises, to get locked up in Bahamian jails because of strange visa regulations.
Selecting all the news that I can handle Seattle Times
Some people find time to read several daily newspapers, and some don't read any. I barely have enough time to skim The New York Times online
BDN launches new logo, newspaper design Boonville Daily News
Changing a document that is seen daily by 8,000 people is a daunting task. But with the changing demographics of our readership and market place, we took a deep breath and made the plunge.
Puzzle junkies compete at library fundraiser San Jose Mercury News
Clues, riddles and games aren't just for kids -- at least not at the inaugural Silicon Valley Puzzle Day in Morgan Hill on Saturday.
Editorial / Opinion Articles Massachusetts Daily Collegian
The Issue: Just this Valentine's Day, the Administration and Finance Committee of the UMass Board of Trustees approved a proposal for student charges for the 2007-2008 academic year. This measure, put forth by President Jack M. Wilson, would increase tuition and mandatory fees by 3.
Cubs vs. Mariners Chicago Sun-Times
The Chicago Cubs defeated the Seattle Mariners 6-5 on Monday during spring training play in Peoria, Ariz.
Article Options Yale Daily News
Standing at the back of a lecture hall, it is increasingly common to see the glare of laptop screens scattered around the room. While most of the students would likely claim to be taking notes, a peek over their shoulders is just as likely to reveal a quick WebMail session, a hand of Hearts or an AIM conversation.
Scientists Dubious of Quantum Computing Claims Slashdot
Dollaz wrote with a link to the International Business Times, which questions the authenticity of D-Wave's Quantum computing. We discussed the 'Sudoku playing' computer yesterday, but scientists in the field have expressed a lot of distrust of the company's findings. The machine was not available for inspection during or after the demo, and even if the technology was working as intended there is
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