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The much-anticipated Oxford Music Festival is finally here.

1. We Really Don’t Like the Earth: Hey, remember that whole “unprecedented, horrific ecological disaster in the Gulf of Mexico” thing? Yeah, I sort of do too. I, like you, was pretty busy with getting prepped for Jersey Shore 2: Snooki 3D. We have priorities in America, people. Obviously, a problem we can’t see firsthand is not quite as real as the Tivo-ed Jersey Shore recap episode in front of us. And let’s face it, five thousand feet underwater is pretty hard to see. Unless you’re an oil-drenched fish.

In recent research at Gilead Sciences Inc., scientists have successfully demonstrated that the extract of kudzu vine could have therapeutic significance in treating cocaine addiction.

The room falls silent, the camera starts rolling and all eyes are on the actors performing their scenes. In most cases, this is true, but not always.

If you are like the rest of us, then you have had your fair share of kitchen mishaps. Well, fear no more, Honey Bee Bakery is to the rescue.

In the busy lives of college students, it’s easy to get caught up in the grind and become overwhelmed with school work and the burdens of life. 

School of journalism Dean Will Norton said without Jerry Campbell, the Student Media Center would not have become what it is today.

I have never been so excited to have such a tiny shower. Last night, as I was propping my leg up on my shampoo bottle just so I could shave, I realized that the one thing I complained about the most last year completely represents the life I lov

Why are my tomato plants wilting? Should my plants get lots of sun, or shade? What on earth is bokchoi? 

David Nagel will answer these questions and others Tuesday during a lecture on fall vegetable gardening. 

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It was about four weeks ago that Lydia Siniard, director of the Hinge Dance Company, had an itch. This itch wasn’t one to scratch, but one to have her dance company hold a summer dance show.