The whole world looks on as Russia and Georgia clash Tuesday, September 30, 2008 By Julian Bravo/Staff Reporter full story  As much as I’d love to assume that everyone reading this knows a little bit about the history of South Ossetia and Georgia, there’s a part of me, hiding behind an ugly stack of papers that tell me oth

Presidential elections heat up, make history Tuesday, September 30, 2008 By Melissa Caceres/Editor-in-Chief full story  If George Washington himself were alive today, he wouldn’t have believed it.

The battle begins as Guitar Hero takes on Rock Band Tuesday, September 30, 2008 By Carlos Munoz/Staff Reporter full story  ‘Guitar Hero’ (GH) has made it a long way from the original hit GH which came out for the Playstation 2 (Ps2) in 2005.

‘Breaking Dawn’ faces fans and critics: Stephenie Meyer’s new book in the Twilight saga causes stir among readers Tuesday, September 30, 2008 By Alexis Camarena/Section Editor and Liliana Mora/Staff Reporter/review full story  Two reporters takes sides in the battle over "Breaking Dawn."

From the Vault: Batman (1943) Tuesday, September 30, 2008 By Oriana Chacon/Staff Reporter/review full story  Long ago, when life in the movies occurred in the darker tones of black and white, and when the stardom of Batman was unknown, the first Batman movie was released to the big screen.

Montauk Point joins the Indie scene Tuesday, September 30, 2008 By Katherine Gonzalez/Photo Editor full story  With bands like Minus the Bear, My American Heart, and Copeland, the genre of Indie music is defined by foot-tapping drums, humming guitars and swaying harmonizing voices.

Warped Tour rocks Bicentennial Park Tuesday, September 30, 2008 By Alexis Camarena/Section Editor/review full story  For 14 years, Vans Shoes has sponsored the Vans Warped Tour, a music and skating festival that has become a large part of adolescent culture and a way for virtually unknown or unsigned bands to gain p

Iceland presents Sigur Ros Tuesday, September 30, 2008 By Pauline Bonilla/Staff Reporter/review full story  From a forgotten arctic desert, known as the small country of Iceland, comes the shine and warmth of an ethereal and atmospheric ambient noise known as the band Sigur Ros. The music from this far away

Unfair scoring for U.S Women Gymnasts Tuesday, September 30, 2008 By Amilynn Soto/Graphics Editor full story  This year at the Beijing Olympics, two American gymnasts were robbed…of medals through unfair tabulations and unclear judgment calls.

The Games of the 29th Olympiad: Team USA faces rigid competition against rest of the world Tuesday, September 30, 2008 By Samuel Lopez/Section Editor full story  “I started thinking, this guy is pretty far ahead, almost a body length,” said Jason Lezak. “I’m not going to give up. This is doable.”

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