Classy, please. Friday, February 10, 2012 By Olivia Mahanor [ArticleImageHyperLink] When it comes to hitting the post button on the social network of your choice, you may want to pause and think twice about it. There are many things to keep in mind when posting, but the first one sho full story	Lying on college applications: ‘Stretching the truth’ hurts students’ applications Friday, February 10, 2012 By Haley Gonzalez Whether you have lied about not doing great on a test or have   lied about forgetting to feed the dog, most people have “stretched the truth” at least a little bit at some point in their l full story
Youtube serves as outlet for creativity, showroom for big business record companies Friday, February 10, 2012 By Will Barnes In 2005, a video sharing site was created that would take the world by storm. YouTube soon had thousands of members, and millions of videos waiting to be viewed by the masses. With a web site this pop full story	Skyrim revolutionizes role playing Friday, February 10, 2012 By Bryant Morisseau With arms and legs bound by rope, you, an unknown outsider, ride in a wagon with three other fugitives to your executions.    The execution proceeds after a roll call, during which the guards realize full story
Wharton to host first Sadie Hawkins Dance Friday, February 10, 2012 By Aly Damminger Girls, grab your dancing shoes and the courage to ask out that boy you’ve had your eye on all semester!    Wharton is set to host its first-ever Sadie Hawkins Dance. The dance offers a chance for the full story	Placebo buttons: fact or function? Friday, February 10, 2012 By Bryant Morisseau Placebo buttons, while still impotent,serve to soothe the psyche. full story
Congress attempts to reclassify the vegetable Friday, February 10, 2012 By Brandon Goldman Remember those days as a child when your parents would tell you to eat all of your vegetables? Well, according to a proposed bill by Congress, eating your vegetables may be a little bit more enjoyable full story	Safety first...New app discourages texting while driving Friday, February 10, 2012 By Aly Damminger According to a HealthDay poll conducted in November 2011, over 37 percent of drivers have sent or received text messages while driving, and 18 percent said they do it regularly.    This same poll sta full story
Occupy Wall Street occupies Tampa Friday, February 10, 2012 By Brandon Goldman “We are the 99 percent.”    You have probably heard that slogan countless times over the past few months.    Basically, this slogan refers to the expanding difference in wealth in the United States full story	Library turns page to 21st century Friday, February 10, 2012 By Brandon Goldman Imagine having access to thousands of books in the palm of your hand. Advances with online publications as well as student access to mobile applications make the idea of virtual text not as farfetched full story

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