Endings suck.

Every year, vendors at the Festival of Books empty their shelves at the end of the weekend to return unsold inventory to their stores.
Far less often, a vendor works to clear his shelves for good.

A bill aimed at safeguarding federal student loan access was passed by the House of Representatives April 17, with backers hailing it as a necessary step toward protecting the education economy amid the current credit crisis.

After sifting through seemingly endless press releases and appointment solicitations from all kinds of game-related exhibitors at this weekend’s Entertainment for All Expo at the Los Angeles Convention Center, I finally came across something that nearly gave me a reason to need that extra pair of pants. Four words and a digit: playable “Metal Gear Solid 4.”

Though I am not a proponent of spill-it-all blogs, I have a confession to
make.

E for All is a bizarre mix of blatant advertisement, cutthroat commerce and sheer fun, which can result in an equally bizarre demographic of gamers and exhibitors.

Furthering the controversy surrounding Islamo-Fascism Awareness Week, the Undergraduate Students Association Council passed a resolution on Tuesday in support of the Muslim Student Association.

In a few hours, I will be getting my sweaty, trembling hands on the new Wii Title “Super Smash Brothers Brawl” at Nintendo of America’s booth, and I’m almost embarrassingly excited.

In a quick turnaround, the Undergraduate Students Association Council reworked the formula for determining operational funding for student groups and approved the new proposed allocations at an emergency meeting on Thursday.

“Rules for Straight Men”
Steven Jett
Airleaf Publishing & Book Selling, LLC
It’s hard to know what to expect when diving into a book titled “Rules for Straight Men.”
Will it be a strict set of guidelines for me to follow for success in the world of heterosexual dating?