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It's finally time for everyone to make up and be friends... especially if it's politically beneficial to them.

Soon having bad hand-eye coordination may not be enough of an excuse to give your frat brothers for losing at Madden NFL 09. Researchers at the University of Washington have begun creating a joystick controlled by one’s voice.

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For many Iraq war veterans who have returned

Living off campus is supposed to be a rite of passage into the real world. Not having to deal with power-hungry RA’s and skipping the dreaded housing lottery are just a few of the many perks of living off-campus. Unfortunately there is no longer much difference between living on campus and off at the Unive

Forget the FBI when college kids will do the job for free. Hell, they’ll even pay tuition to work. By enrolling in investigatory CSI-type courses, students across the country are attempting to make history, thinking that they will be the next Sherlock Holmes or Nancy Drew.

This fall, Georg

More weirdos think they found Bigfoot.

At these eleven universities, students can avoid getting stuck with a roommate from hell by surfing a Facebook-like database to hand-pick one for themselves. If your school isn't on this list, good luck!

The time has come to start preparing for the annual Move-In Day fiasco. For some, shopping for college is a thrill, for others it’s like a trip down death row. This year is different as stores are taking pity on our wallets and on our consciences as products are cheaper and eco-friendly. Here a few tips to ke

OTR Exclusive: While digging through the trash bins at The New Yorker, our Super Sleuths discovered several, never-before-seen mockups of the controversial Obama cover. Check them out here!

WashingtonPost.com says "Think Before You Drink." Smoothies may seem like the perfect thirst-quenching beverages for a hot summer day, but think again! Whether it's Dunkin' Donuts, Wendy's, or Robeks, looks can be deceiving.

When cutting down calories, smaller portions are always the best way

There's no surprise that credit card companies target 18-22 year olds on college campuses, and it's no surprise that oftentimes, we buy into their schemes. A startling article from ABC News reports that 76% of undergraduates own at least one credit card, and 43% own four or more (of an avera