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One of the things that Hurricane Irene was successful in accomplishing was to remind us how much we rely on our technology devices.  Our computers, laptops, TVs, cell phones and ready access

SIMONE VIRZI — Copy Editor Maybe as a kid you wanted to be Superman or a princess. Perhaps your goal was to fight dinosaurs or zombies. Regardless of what you wanted to be, money,

JESSICA GIANNONE — Opinions Editor Life lesson No. 1: You will fall off the bull. As I strongly suggest keeping that in mind before you hop on a mechanical maniac, I am actually

 STEFAN KELLER — Special to the Southern News When we think about some of the things childhood represents, we are likely to picture innocence, naiveté, curiosity and wonder about the world. Many

CHRISTIAN CARRION — Staff Writer A few months ago, as the product of both boredom and my reluctance to write my midterm paper, I tried my hand at developing an app for

Dear Dr. Strangelove, So I was downtown the other night and met this guy at the club. I ended up giving him my real number, and he’s been texting me ever since.

When is it time for America to say ‘enough is enough?’ KRISTEN O’DONNELL — Special to Southern News The President addressed the nation concerning a proposed bill that he would like the

MACKENZIE HURLBERT — Special to Southern News As incoming freshmen, we’ve all heard the horror stories of nightmare roommates and laborious hours of homework. One of the most prevalent worries among freshmen,

SIMONE VIRZI — Copy Editor Let’s face it: guys cheat. You can easily think you’re dating Mr. Wonderful, but are you really with Mr. Shady? I talked to one guy, who has