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To dorm, or not to dorm?
By Courtney Smith / INTRIGUE EDITOR | February 23For many, the deciding factor for where they will live is all about location, location, location.
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Concert goes on a blast to the past
By Courtney Smith / INTRIGUE EDITOR | July 28About a month ago, I did something that I've only told to a few people.
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Pedaling into the fall
By Courtney Smith / INTRIGUE EDITOR | July 28Whether you're young or old, riding a bike is one thing that never goes out of style.
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Keep your computer virus free
By Courtney Smith / INTRIGUE EDITOR | July 21With latest addition of Google+ to the ever-expanding plethora of social-networking sites, now more than ever, it's important to make sure your computer stays safe from viruses.
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The end is near
By Courtney Smith / INTRIGUE EDITOR | July 14The year was 1997. Many incoming freshmen, now 18, would have been only four or five years old.In those days, Michael Jordan ruled the basketball courts, Bill Clinton ruled America and the fastest Internet speed was dial-up. In those days, the popularity of children's literature was dying out. Reading books for fun? As if!
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Vault adds to Auburn history
By Courtney Smith / INTRIGUE EDITOR | July 14While most people now associate The Vault with college nightlife, the building it is in was initially used for a much different purpose.
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Program provides tickets for heroes
By Courtney Smith / INTRIGUE EDITOR | July 7For many students and season ticket holders, spending a Saturday tailgating and going to a football game is a privilege often taken for granted.
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Get off Facebook & Twitter, start living your life
By Courtney Smith / INTRIGUE EDITOR | June 30Facebook, sometimes I wish I knew how to quit you.
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Eating healthy on a tight schedule
By Courtney Smith / INTRIGUE EDITOR | June 24Chowing down shouldn't turn into pigging out just because you're on a busy schedule.
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Creating new art out of old antiques
By Courtney Smith / INTRIGUE EDITOR | June 23One person's trash isn't always just another person's treasure. Sometimes, it can even be a work of art in disguise.