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Behind every great Olympic athlete is a celebrity obsession.

Apparently whining on message boards and blogs does work. A recent study shows that today’s self-proclaimed liberal young people believe the information provided by the comment sections on websites to be more trustworthy than the information provided by corporate pigs in s

Say it ain’t so! Pandora Radio is struggling to make ends meet due to the increasingly expensive Internet royalties it must pay as a Web radio service. Although Pandora receives one million users a day and ranks as one of the ten most popular iPhone applications, its founders have de

Some professors bring the Nutty Professor to a whole new level.

Thanks to a federal judge's ruling, University of California officials are now free to tell applicants from creationism-teaching high schools: "We asked for science credit, not theology."

Gardasil has been rampant among young women wanting to protect themselves against STDs. The television commercials chanting “one less, one less” have already been embedded into everyone’s brains causing women to line up at their doctors’ doors to receive the vaccine. The commercials have ai

Stronger marijuana can only mean one thing: more bang for your buck! Oh, and there might be some bad side effects too.

TOMS:Shoes for Tomorrow--for every pair of shoes you buy, TOMS Shoes will donate an extra pair to a child in need. Blake Mycoskie, a former contestant on "The Amazing Race," started this cause in May 2006, and since then has donated over 10,000 pairs of shoes to children in Argentina and 5

We know you’re all out of school, but we’re going to attempt to keep you abreast on UCSB news this summer with a new feature. Similar to Fresh Cream, Ripe Produce will feature local Santa Barbara news that’s “ripe for the reading.” Here are five summer stories you must know.

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