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Front Page: Levi Johnston Shoots His Hockey Stick
- Levi Johnston's "fantastic" shoot for Playgirl involved a hockey stick. — US Weekly
- The Republican National Committee will no longer offer its employees an insurance plan that covers abortion. — Politico
- Warren Buffet says the worse of the recession is over.
Front Page: Body of Missing Yale Student Likely Found
- Police believe they found the body of missing Yale student Annie Le inside the wall of the university lab where she was last seen. — AP
- Kanye West stole the show at the VMAs last night when he jumped on stage during Taylor Swift's acceptance speech to say that the award should have gone to Beyonce for "Single Ladies." — PopSugar
- President Obama has steadily lost support among white voters this Summer.
Some Overweight People Are Calling For a Law to Protect Them
Overt racism is not tolerated in most places, but fatism is flourishing in our society. Many overweight people say that the normal rules of decency and common courtesy don't seem to apply to them, and they're trying to organize a new rights movement.
In a news article yesterday, the BBC recounted the plight of an overweight train passenger who was beaten up by another commuter for taking up two seats.
Front Page: Roman Polanski's Bid For Prison Release Rejected
- Roman Polanski's request for bail has been denied by the Swiss. The filmmaker will stay in jail pending a decision on his extradition to the US. — Bloomberg
- David Letterman apologized to his wife and staff on last night's show.
Do Shows Like Gossip Girl Accurately Reflect College Life?
In an article in the New York Post today, real-life NYU students respond to Gossip Girl's depiction of NYU freshman orientation. What do they think of the show's fictional keg parties on rooftops, characters requesting who they want to room with to the Housing Office, and the notion that NYU is cheaper than Yale? (Here's a Buzz recap of this week's goings-on to refresh your memories!)
Although one blogger gives the thumbs up to the show's reference to an "Art & the World" class he actually took his freshman year at Tisch, another one disses the idea of a rooftop party.
Front Page: Raymond Clark III Arrested For Annie Le's Murder
- Police have arrested 24-year-old Raymond Clark III for the murder of Yale student Annie Le. — CNN
- Michelle Obama plans to enter the healthcare debate this Fall, highlighting the need for healthy eating, exercise, and preventative care. — Politico
- Oscar de la Renta served up one of Fashion Week's best collections yesterday.
Front Page: Carter: Angry Obama Opposition Based on Race
- Jimmy Carter says Rep. Joe Wilson's "you lie" outburst along with other angry opposition toward President Obama is based on racism. — MSNBC
- Lab technician Ray Clark is released after providing DNA samples to police in the murder case of Yale student Annie Le.
Front Page: The Nation Remembers 9/11 Eight Years Later
- The country mourns the eighth anniversary of 9/11 with a moment of silence and a day of service. — AP
- Meanwhile, the Pakistani Army announces the capture of a key Taliban leader. — New York Times
- Abuse of prescription drugs such as Oxycontin has dropped since 2007.
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