Prices soar for the few remaining seats to the colossal matchup in Columbus.
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Academic issues force Wright to sit out
Cornerback Shareece Wright’s ineligibilty will move safety Josh Pinkard to corner spot.
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Matt Barkley is not like you or me. He may never have been, but he certainly never will be from now on. I’m not trying to dehumanize the great freshman hope, who has been just as impressive in interviews as he has been on the field. Every time that I have talked to him, he [...]
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NCAA investigations cast a negative light on the athletic department and university.
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In the bathroom of the Arclight Cinema in Hollywood, two women with graying hair and beaded scarves draped over their shoulders chatted excitedly 15 minutes prior to the screening of Taking Woodstock. “Where were you during Woodstock?” one asked the other, to which she replied with a detailed description of a weekend 40 years past. [...]
Read the rest of this article »New album fails to ‘Breakthrough’ sophomore slump
You know that ditsy, naïve, overly cheerful girl in class you just can’t stand? That’s Colbie Caillat on her sophomore album, Breakthrough, a dim-witted collection of redundant, uninspired and excessively sunny boy-crush songs. I’ll be the first to admit my soft spot for Colbie Caillat and her deliciously raspy voice; Coco was a solid feel-good [...]
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Bob Marley’s religion is love. Mine is a YouTube video. According to my Facebook, I place my faith in a 90-second clip of Arcade Fire’s performance in an elevator. In actuality, this is not entirely the truth — I love many other bands just as well. Also according to Facebook, my “activities” are solely “Twitter.” [...]
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Influenced by the multicultural neighborhoods of Los Angeles, Mariachi The Bronx puts a Mexican spin on electric-goes-acoustic.
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Now that the excitement of the election has subsided, student involvement is paramount.
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With speeches here and interviews there, let’s face it: All that ever sticks with us are sound bites — short, 10-second remarks that get straight to the point. In politics, there are obviously quite a few notable ones: President Barack Obama’s “We are the change we’ve been waiting for;” Richard Nixon’s “I’m not a crook;” [...]
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