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Tim Ronaldson
SOPA needs to be stopped… Now!
As is usually the case, the leaders in charge of writing bills to police the Internet are old and out-of-touch with the digital reality. The Stop Internet Piracy Act, currently being debated by the House of Representatives, is no different.
Pizza and fries fit on a kid’s school lunch food pyramid, Congress says
Conservative members of Congress say “who cares about childhood obesity. Just show me the money!” (That’s not actually what they said, but they do count pizza as a vegetable).
Zuccotti Park gets cleansed from ‘Occupy’
Want to avoid evicted by a police officer at your local Occupy Wall Street protest like this guy? Here are five suggestions for how you can improve your position in light of today’s troubling news. Spoiler Alert: Taking a shower tops the list.
Joe Paterno isn’t going out on top
Will we remember Joe Paterno like we see him here, riding high, celebrating another victory? In light of the recent Penn State scandal, the answer might be “no.” If he had known when to quit, he wouldn’t be lumped in with these local guys…
Grants awarded for job creation
Ten local colleges awarded money to help stimulate tech-based jobs.
It’s time to get started
Some signs are favorable for start-up companies, while other signs are not.
Rice Creek Family Dentistry cares about your smile
The husband and wife team of Angela (DMD) and Andrew Schweiger focus on prevention to keep their practice’s patients happy, healthy, comfortable and smiling brightly.
The end is here for Stephen Garcia
A tumultuous five-year career for the University of South Carolina quarterback came to an end on Tuesday when university officials dismissed him from the team. There will be no more pictures like this at USC anymore.
Sayonara, Stephen Garcia
The fifth-year senior quarterback has been booted off the University of South Carolina football team, sources are telling The State. Head coach Steve Spurrier declined to comment on the situation when reached. More coming.
It’s a different tax atmosphere
With most tax cuts extended through 2012, there’s a different feel in the air.
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