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Networking site detrimental to students' future

The Almagest, Louisiana State University in Shreveport, LA

11 minutes ago by Elizabeth Simons

There are many social networking sites online to chat, share photos, blog and even find love.

Today the most popular networking site seems to be Facebook with more than 400 million users logging on. Originally created for college students, Facebook now welcomes anyone with an e-mail address.

Professors to release book featuring haunted Shreveport

The Almagest, Louisiana State University in Shreveport, LA

2 hours ago by Shane Bridges

Lions, tigers and bears - oh please. For the cowardly, these furry forest critters may invoke fear. This is not the case for two of LSUS's history professors. Cheryl White, Ph.D. and Gary Joiner, Ph.D. have joined with History Press, out of Charleston, SC, to write Haunted Shreveport, the first book in a series of three, about the darker side of the history of Shreveport.

Evolution debate exposes lack of understanding

Pine Log, Stephen F. Austin State University, TX

5 hours ago by Jonathan Garris

ess published an article about the growing trend of homeschool curriculum rejecting the concept of evolution in favor of creationism and intelligent design. The article itself stated that "Christian-based materials dominate a growing home-school education market that encompasses more than 1.

SFA student passes away in ATV accident last Saturday

Pine Log, Stephen F. Austin State University, TX

5 hours ago by Garret Cook

A memorial service for Lauren Alston, 21-year-old SFA senior and Lufkin native who was killed in an ATV accident this past weekend, is scheduled for 2 p.m. today at the First United Methodist Church of Lufkin.

There will be a celebration, then fellowship that includes a photo/slide show of Lauren's life.

Is historic Oscar win a sign of change in film?

Pine Log, Stephen F. Austin State University, TX

4 hours ago by Manohla Dargis New York Times

Kathryn Bigelow's two-fisted win at the Academy Awards for best director and best film for The Hurt Locker didn't just punch through the American movie industry's seemingly shatterproof glass ceiling; it has also helped dismantle stereotypes about what types of films women can and should direct.

Trustees discuss Promise Scholarship

The Herald, Arkansas State University, AR

1 day ago by Molly Carpenter

The ASU board of trustees discussed several things during their meeting Friday morning at the ASU-Heber Springs campus, including the new the Arkansas Promise Scholarship and the offering of a new online associate's degree.

During his report to the board, ASU Chancellor Robert Potts said that the new Arkansas Promise Scholarship was intended to maximize the impact of the lottery scholarship.

'Arkham' writer gives insight on comics

Henderson Oracle, Henderson State University, AR

1 day ago by Nick Langley

Paul Dini, writer for comics

and cartoons based on the DC Comics line of characters,

spoke by speaker phone to the Henderson Comics Arts Club.

He's had a huge influence on American television over the past 15 years. He's been a writer and often a producer of animated shows, including

"Star Wars: The Clone Wars," "Batman: The Brave and the Bold," "Batman: The Animated Series" and has been a consultant and story editor for over 20 episodes of "Lost.

No Talking Points

Henderson Oracle, Henderson State University, AR

1 day ago by Caleb Taylor

Oh, how the mighty have fallen! Until a few months ago, no one seemed to have it all going for him like Tiger Woods. He looked well on his way to surpassing Jack Nicklaus' record of 18 major titles with 14 of his own at only 34 years of age.

He also earned the distinction of being the highest-paid professional athlete in 2008.

Investigation continues

The Herald, Arkansas State University, AR

2 days ago by Wendy Miller

The investigation into the sexual assault at the PiKA house last Saturday morning has still not produced any leads, but a UPD police report has now provided full descriptions of both suspects.

The first suspect is described as 5-foot-11-inch African American male with a light complexion and a medium build.

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Henderson Oracle, Henderson State University, AR

1 day ago by Cari Elliot

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