Officials believe level of interest is affected by economy and desire to serve the country.
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Professors accepted to elite institute
Dana Goldman and Mark Humayun believe the award will enhance USC’s reputation.
Read the rest of this article »Fulbright program sets record for applications at USC
Program’s grants are awarded annually to students hoping to perform research, go to school or teach in another country.
Read the rest of this article »Hortons keep it all in the family
Brothers Wes and Shane Horton cherish the moments they have together on the field.
Read the rest of this article »Barkley gets early votes for Heisman
The true freshman’s name comes up in a recent poll of 13 Heisman Trophy voters.
Read the rest of this article »ND is all it’s hyped up to be and more
I swear it was a scene out of a movie. South Bend, Ind. Population 108,000. Getting off the freeway in South Bend, you enter this fantasy world where everything revolves around college football. Now, I knew Notre Dame was supposed to be one of the best places to visit in college football and, by all [...]
Read the rest of this article »Entertainer Mel Brooks discusses his ‘Blazing’ career
The writer, director and actor received the Oakie Foundation Award last Friday for his work.
Read the rest of this article »Future of web TV lies in live streaming
Broadcasting site Tubefilter News hosted a panel discussion on web TV Monday.
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Over the past week, White House representatives have really been taking pains to make sure we know all about the war. Not the war in Afghanistan, of course, or the situation in Iraq. Those can wait. No, I mean the other war the Obama administration is fighting: the war against Fox News. Because, obviously, that’s [...]
Read the rest of this article »During childhood, ignorance is bliss
What is it about a child that makes truth a fluid, flexible thing? When I was a kid, I was lied to. A lot. I was gullible, impressionable and, in all honesty, my mind was like Play-Doh — easily molded by whoever got their hands on it. Was I weak in character? Was I an [...]
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