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Alex Edelman and I arrived at Washington D.C. at around 9:20 a.m. After pestering some Secret Service agents and police officers, we finally found Lafayette Park, located right in front of the White House. This really allowed us to observe many types of people, and it wasn't too crowded.

Hoping to prevent accidents from occurring near the back entrance of Whitman, parents Julie Noble and Richard Boltuck created a petition to install a traffic light at the intersection of Whitman's back road and River Road.

Leading the way on environmentally friendly reform, San Francisco added to their already lengthy list of green legislation this March with an act banning harmful plastic bags in major grocery stores.

Hoping to prevent accidents from occurring near the back entrance of Whitman, parents Julie Noble and Richard Boltuck created a petition to install a traffic light at the intersection of Whitman's back road and River Road.

Top editors from the Black and White, Spectator and the Black and White online announced earlier today the 2008-2009 positions for each of the publications:

Leading the way on environmentally friendly reform, San Francisco added to their already lengthy list of green legislation this March with an act banning harmful plastic bags in major grocery stores.

With mountains of work and early classes, many students run out of the house in the morning without eating the most important meal of the day: breakfast. Skipping out on morning meals affects teenagers' ability to work and eat well during the day.

Alex Edelman and I arrived at Washington D.C. at around 9:20 a.m. After pestering some Secret Service agents and police officers, we finally found Lafayette Park, located right in front of the White House. This really allowed us to observe many types of people, and it wasn't too crowded.

Red, blue and green blown-glass lights hang from the ceiling in long rows. Cushy, leather booths line the walls. The scent of soy sauce, sesame oil and teriyaki sauce waft from the kitchen through the restaurant as diners dig into thick noodles tossed in a coconut curry sauce.

Perfect harmony is something listeners have been looking for since Simon & Garfunkel. However, indie pop-folk band The Weepies have challenged the legendary classic rock duo. The Weepies' latest album, "Hideaway" features soft hippie-esque ballads about hope, love and happiness, much like their previous CDs.

Not unlike 2005's "The 40-Year Old Virgin" and 2007's "Knocked Up," "Forgetting Sarah Marshall," the latest export of the Judd Apatow factory of comedy, is an optimistic, if at times grotesque musing on the nature of true love. Occupying the role of the lovable man-child, previously occupied by Steve Carell and Seth Rogen, is actor and writer Jason Segal. A genuinely funny, sensitive comic performer who lets it all hang out (literally), Segal plays Peter Bretter, a musical score writer whose just been kicked to the curb by his television star girlfriend of five years.

 

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