Volume XXVIII Issue 5 September 19, 2002

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  • Cell-phone etiquette becomes concern
    So you’re sitting in class listening to a less–than-mind-blowing lecture. Though you’re not really paying attention, you are snapped back into reality when you hear "The Mexican Hat Dance" ringing from someone’s bag. Suddenly you find yourself angry and irritated that your precious class time has been disturbed. With the rising popularity of cell phones there comes a debate over when and where they are appropriate. Certainly there is a line. But where is it drawn and who decides what is and is not appropriate? Full Story...
  • New exercise guidelines increase workouts
    Dietitians and fitness advocates have been abuzz about the new guidelines for nutrition and exercise released by the National Academy of Sciences' Institute of Medicine on Sept. 5. Full Story...
  • Online airfare: Total steal or bad deal?
    As fall break nears, travelers across America will be logging on and calling in to search for the cheapest plane ticket to their destination. Many Web sites claim they can do the job; Orbitz.com, expedia.com, priceline.com and Travelocity.com are just a few. Who really has the lowest prices? Are these Web sites guaranteeing low prices, or the actual airlines making them possible? Full Story...
  • eBay offers assortment of essential goods
    I knew practically nothing about eBay, the Internet auction Web site, before this summer. Often I would ask people, "Where did you get that video game?" or "How did you get your tickets to the concert?" Full Story...
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