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Tags: Advice, anonymous questions, dating, love, relationships, sex, sexuality
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Glee: Brittany meet Britney
Daily Collegian blogger, Alissa Mesibov, delves into the second episode of the new season of “Glee,” which featured the music of, as well as the pop princess herself, Britney Spears.
Tags: Britney Spears, Cory Monteith, Glee, Lea Michele
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Games you can afford: Shadow of the Colossus
Available for less than 20 bucks, “Shadow of the Colossus” for the PS2 brings a different approach to gaming with a beautifully presented, action-packed game that gives players more bang for their buck both financially and in playing time.
Tags: Playstation 2, Shadow of Colossus, Team ICO, Video Games
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‘A Star is Born’
Collegian columnist Shane Cronin looks back on the 56th anniversary of a Warner Brothers classic
Tags: A Star is Born, Judy Garland, MGM, Movies, Warner Bros.
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SNL disappoints with premiere
Despite some shining moments with host Amy Poehler and musical guest Katy Perry, the recently-aired season premier of Saturday Night Live proved to be a rather disappointing affair.
Tags: Amy Poehler, Katy Perry, NBC, Saturday Night Live, Television
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Minutewomen kick off fall season
The Massachusetts tennis team kicked off the fall season at the Eastern Collegiate Invitational at Army in West Point, N.Y. this past weekend. Sophomore Julia Comas won the Flight B singles championship while freshman Jessica Podlofsky won Flight D. No. 1 singles player Yuliana Motyl, however, had a bye in the first round before losing to Hofstra’s Elena Ivanova in straight sets, 6-4, 6-2.
Tags: Army, Eastern Collegiate Invitational, Judy Dixon, N.Y., Tennis, West Point
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UMass hosts Siena on Wednesday at Rudd Field
After going 0-2-1 in its last three games at home, the Massachusetts men’s soccer team will look to turn around its homestand on Wednesday against Dartmouth. The Big Green features a high-powered, dynamic offense that possesses eight different goal-scorers on the young season.
Tags: Bryan Giudicelli, Dartmouth, Men's Soccer, Rudd Field, Sam Koch
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UMass receives award for proposed plan
The University of Massachusetts Amherst Center for Public Policy and Administration was awarded a $40,000 by the UMass Presidents Creative Economy Initiative for attempts to aid in the alleviation of Springfield’s economic situation.
Tags: Center for Popular Economics, Center for Public Policy and Administration, Fred Rose, Susan Newton, UMass President's Creative Economy Initiative
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UMass students develop campus guide application
Daniel Stewart And Stephanie Cheung have developed an iPod Touch and iPhone application that allows users to navigate the campus with detailed descriptions of key locations.
Tags: Apple App Store, Daniel Stewart, iPhone, iPod Touch, UMass Guide Application
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