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The lights on the stage at the Sound Advice Amphitheater dimmed and the crowd roared at the realization that the John Mayer/Sheryl Crow concert was about to begin.
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School used to be the place where children were the safest, but that changed dramatically last month after four states experienced school violence, all in the shape of school shootings. Small towns were rocked with terror—and if rural America isn’t safe, then who is?
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Sentence to hang Saddam Hussein opens debate on death penalty in Europe

2 million cats and dog are killed each year for their fur

O.J.’s book and interview “If I Did It” canceled by Fox

Former Seinfeld star rages at hecklers with racist remarks and is caught on cell phone video

New technology can prevent you from driving drunk.

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By Mehvish Quraishy

We learn the National Anthem in our early childhood, and by the age of 12 or 13 we slowly forget the words. What’s wrong with this picture?
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By Lillian Pastor

So they say college is about finding yourself, but what if you find yourself passed out and drunk on the floor of a party? Not necessarily what the fortune teller told you when you handed her $20, is it?
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It’s normal for teens to have mood swings and emotional outbreaks as their hormones gear up, but when do their moody blues shift over into the danger zone of depression?
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By Kellye Lopez	Summer Abroad with a twist While most students spend their summers traveling to the local water park, there are others who spend their summer vacation traveling the globe. Two study abroad programs in particular are Experiment in International Living and People to People. Read article
By Jamie Zabludowski	We are the Calvary We Are the Cavalry is a fairly new band to the Miami scene, but they surely don’t sound like music amateurs. Read article
By Jacqueline Vasquez	"City Beneath the Sea" at Moca Before you throw that garbage out, think of where it might end up, like in the awesome marionettes of Miami artist Pablo Cano: wonderfully silly puppets hanging from strings before an undersea backdrop, dancing to entertain the masses. Read article
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