In the words of Dave Barry, I swear I am not making this up.

 

A giant turd flew through the air in the middle of the night and crashed into a children's home.  A children's home.

 

Sources say the kids were amused; the groundskeepers, not so.

 

 

 

 

 

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Writers and artists struggle their entire lives to become noticed and most never receive any recognition until after they’re dead and long gone. Andrew Bovasso, New Jersey native and Senior at MICA published his first book last December.

 

With his Nikon hanging around his neck since high school, Bovass

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Last night Death Cab For Cutie stopped at McCarren Park Pool in Brooklyn, NY.  It was my first time at the venue, and it is already one of my favorites.  Despite the acoustics being slightly less than stellar, the atmosphere was so relaxed that it seemed more like a block party

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A girl freestyles at Kabbabayan's Hip Hop Renaissance event, which included performances and an art exhibition. 

Until July 5, the Ross museum will showcase fine art quilts from 28 artists representing 16 states, Canada, and Belgium. "The Quilted Surface IV will be displayed in conjunction with the Quilt Surface Design Symposium, scheduled for June 14 through June 27 in Co... MORE »

Bored in New York this summer?  I know I am.  Here are a few local exhibits that (believe it or not) look pretty interesting.  And if they're not, at least they will make you feel temporarily intellectual this summer.

What: Murakami (pictured above), the Japanese pop-artist famous for Kayne's Gradu... MORE »

Post-graduation tattoos are not too commonplace, especially among Cal grads seeking jobs at Morgan Stanley, Berkshire Hathaway, or any other firm that wouldn't appreciate a huge tramp stamp.

But Berkeley graduates would be passing up the unique opportunity to explore the city's v... MORE »