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CrackBerry pitfalls

Cell phone usage is important, but it can get out of control. Knowing when to put down your phone might be difficult, but it’s just as essential to modern survival as a 3G network.

By Anna Bethancourt | September 26, 2010
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Letters: Sept. 27

Kudos to The State Press for running an excellent front-page piece about a man who has meant a lot to me over the past few years.

By Letters | September 26, 2010
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Making the online music scene

In a market convoluted with sub-par standards and a surplus of readily available digital downloads, it no longer makes sense for the labels or the artists to sign promotional contracts.

By Ben Karris | September 26, 2010
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Carpe 'dream': a prime time creativity

Creativity means taking risks and trying to live out dreams. Entrepreneurs, athletes, musicians and other have taken risks to get to where they are. It’s all about finding your inspiration.

By Isaiah McCoy | September 23, 2010
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NFL: dazed and concussed

Youth football players are prone to concussions, but many high schools do not even have certified medical trainers. The NFL sets the tone for rules, regulations and sentiment toward the game. In order for the perception of injuries to change

By Zachary Levin-Epstein | September 23, 2010
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Letters: Sep. 24

Emoting the dream (In response to Athena Salman’s Sept. 23 column “Giving people the opportunity to dream.”) I lived in Mexico City for several years, and I appreciate and value the Latino culture.

By Letters | September 23, 2010
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Fool-free rally

It’s our representatives who persist in participating in elaborate games of partisan hackery, but we’re the ones giving them the ammunition to continue.

By Dustin Volz | September 22, 2010
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Yogi Barr-a

There should be a line between protecting creative rights and trying to capitalize on something like yoga moves that have been around longer than you or I.

By Benjamin Negley | September 21, 2010
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