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The Way I See It: What's on your mind: Insert witty joke or assertion of rage and or joy over recent political events here

by John Coleman, News Editor, jpcolema@smu.edu

I scroll through my Facebook feed in between classes to see what my friends are up too, post amazing videos on friend's walls and to generally enjoy the Internet social experience. I do not, however, browse the news feed in search of the targeted and or political commentary status many people feel are necessary to share with the world. (0) comments

He's only human

America continues to obsess over marginal distractions in the face of major events

by Nat French, Opinion Editor, nfrench@smu.edu

A gigantic scandal is rocking Washington, D.C. Pundits from all the major news sources have weighed in. Women's groups and liberal bloggers are aghast. It's a revelation so shocking, so disturbing, and so monumental as to undermine the president's entire political agenda: Barack Obama played a game of basketball with a group of male friends and advisers. (0) comments

Kidswirl makes Web surfing safe for kids

by Bryan Manderscheid, bmandersch@smu.edu

With the ever-growing craze to get on Facebook, kids under the age of 13 are falsifying their age to be able to join the global social network. Parents are becoming more wary about this trend, as their kids' information can easily be accessed if not properly protected. (0) comments

The benefits of good public speaking skills

by Jessica Huseman, Associate Opinion Editor, jhuseman@smu.edu

Many people believe that public speaking is an unnecessary skill that should only be perfected by those who will use it everyday. They feel that if they go into an industry that does not traditionally require public speaking, they will not ever need to use it. (0) comments