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Ceremony tears down oppressive hate speech
By Andrea Morabito
Breaking down barriers of communication is often a good way to facilitate change, but it often doesn't take on such a literal form as it did yesterday. About 50 people braved the snow Wednesday to witness the Tearing Down the Wall ceremony held at 5 p.m. at Hendricks Chapel.
Dot Comics: Creators of Web comics draw loyal fan following, enjoy unique style of artistic expression
By Lindsay Pasarin
While perusing the Web site of Bob Staake, a renowned artist and illustrator, several years ago, Brian Carroll stumbled upon Web comics. Carroll was 17 when he decided to start posting his own creations online. "I began reading them and I started (a comic) for the worst reason: because other people were doing it," said the junior film major at the Rochester Institute of Technology.
Heritage month to feature Asian cuisine, comedy
By Jarell Corley
Nam-Hee Chung has never been this excited about the month of April before. Chung's enthusiasm stems from the fact that this month represents the start of Asian Pacific American Month and Asian organizations on campus have several events lined up for the celebration.
Internet Corner: angryalien.com
By Dana Moran
"Jaws" is a classic. Everyone has seen it. But, wait. You haven't yet? Well, if you're not up for a trip to Blockbuster and you want to be in on the water cooler conversation, hit up angryalien.com for a 30 second re-enactment of the film. Oh yeah, and the actors are all cartoon rabbits.
Top 5
In honor of the "Wall of Opression" in front of Hendricks Chapel, here are the top 5 walls that should be torn down. 1)Nancy Cantor's wall that oppresses the great sledding on Crouse Hill. 2)The Berlin Wall … again, in a frenzy of fun. 3)The Great Wall of China, just so the Mongolians can finally get in.
