Spring Break
The Daily OrangeFeature
What does your dorm room say about you?
By Kristen Putch
Ever have someone walk into your room that didn't know you? Well, here is a quiz to give you an idea of what people can find out about you from your humble abode. Tally your letters and check out your score at the end. 1. The walls of your room are covered with: a.
Sudoku gone wild: can you handle the pressure?
By Eric Meyers
There's a new Everest for the Sudoku fanatics out there. It's called Kakuro, and it's driving me crazy. My fascination with puzzles began with crossword puzzles. I never know enough words to finish the puzzle and the insistence of ancient pop culture references frustrates me.
Colorful imagination
Student draws success with childhood invention
By Krista Flynt
Years ago, when most students were busy playing tag, discovering the opposite sex and trying to avoid scary mobs of middle-schoolers, Cassidy Goldstein had bigger things on her mind. Mainly, crayons. At the age of 11, Goldstein, a sophomore communications and rhetorical studies major, invented a plastic tube that makes it easier to color with the broken bits of crayon found at the bottom of children's crayon boxes.
Internet Corner: Mydeathspace.com
By Taylor Engler
Rest in PC. In a morbid take on the popularity of MySpace.com profiles, Internet site Mydeathspace.com offers a directory of recently deceased MySpace users. Friends, family or fans (as recent entries include crocodile hunter Steve Irwin and porn star Anna Malle) can log on to the site and "submit a death.
Variety of instruments, guest guitarists create an out-of-this-world album
By Michael Mahon
Third time's a charm. For The Mars Volta, so was the first and second time, actually. But with their third studio release, it coincidentally takes about three listens to thoroughly comprehend its magnificence. The band has long been known to be pompous and pretentious in its music, its interviews and in its live performances, so on first listen it's easy to turn it off.
