By: Chelsea Weintraub (Quinnipiac University)

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For those of you who missed out, Sunday marked one of the most important nights to Hollywood’s starlites who grace the presence of your living rooms each week. Jimmy Fallon did a fabulous job hosting the 62nd Primetime Emmy Awards (please see the MTV VMA’s from 2002) and the red carpet was fabulous as ever. So without further ado here are the highlights…

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Who better to discuss the future of college sports than a Soccer America Freshman Player of the Year, a Golden Spikes Award winner, a Big Ten Men’s Basketball MVP, an NCAA Women’s Basketball Player of the Year, a SportsCenter Anchor and a Heisman Trophy winner? In case you couldn’t guess, I was referring to Brandi Chastain, Robin Ventura, Clark Kellogg, Lisa Leslie, Rece Davis, and Doug Flutie.  These legends of the turf and hardwood (and news desk) joined Capital One Chief Marketing Officer, Bill McDonald, to introduce the Capital One Cup – “a year long quest quest to claim the ultimate bragging rights in collegiate sports.”

From left to right: Flutie, Kellogg, Chastain, McDonald, Leslie, Ventura, Davis

September 2, 2010 Brad Wellen

By: Tony Peralez (UTSA)

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Supreme Smoke: A recent representation of student entrepreneurship, a hobby shop of true epitimal personal interest. With nothing but the purest of intentions, Supreme Smoke has emerged as the pinnacle in custom pipe and tobacco tolerant accessories.

September 2, 2010 Tony Peralez

By Lauren Zaremba (University of Delaware)

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A few days after the new year began, I packed up three overstuffed suitcases and headed to the airport ready to embark on the trip of a lifetime. I had applied almost a year before and had been preparing for months, but nothing could have prepared me for the roller coaster ride I would be greeted to when I touched down at Heathrow.

September 1, 2010 Lauren Zaremba

By: Molly C. (Penn State University)

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Some of us might have family holiday photos we’d rather forget (what’s up 7-year-old self wearing a one-piece paisley jumpsuit), or past scuffles with those nearest and dearest to us that don’t conjure up the best memories; but lucky for us those memories weren’t recorded for 5 million viewers to see.

September 1, 2010 Molly Cody

By: Lauren Cohen, The Campus Movie Guru (University of Miami)

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Going the Distance is my idea of the perfect date movie. Its like a mix of your usual romantic comedy, with say, Knocked Up. It delivers more laughs than most of the movies I’ve watched this summer, and actually has an endearing love story to go along with the mass amount of dirty jokes. Both girls and guys will be cracking up throughout, guys wont once contemplate suicide, and girls will have their romance. Win win win.

September 1, 2010 Lauren C
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