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Brian Williams talks journalism, entertainment and politics

The Mirror: How did you get involved in journalism? Brian Williams: The way you are. I was interested in current events. I mean my family traces it to about the age of eight and I made a deal with myself to start reading The New York Times everyday at 14, and I've never missed a newspaper.
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Interns ‘thrown right into real world’

Being an intern doesn't just mean pouring coffee anymore. Planning city-wide children's events, being an extra on TRL, presenting event ideas to an entire department and transcribing shoots are some of the opportunities had while being an intern at the MTV network.
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Plans for new Jesuit residence make room for student housing

Except for special events, the brown building that houses Fairfield's Jesuit population has become increasingly quiet over the years as the number of Jesuits in the Fairfield community continues to decline. Since approximately one-third of the Jesuit residence is actually being occupied, the Jesuits, in conjunction with the University, have been working on a plan to build a new Jesuit residence and use this existing building for future student housing.
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Getting a kickstart on Kickstart

Uncle Ron may work for General Electric, but that doesn't mean you want him writing on your Facebook wall or 'poking' your friends. Yahoo's newest creation, called Kickstart, is a social network aimed at college students, alumni and recruiters, and cites this cause as No. 10 in its "Ten Reasons to Use Kickstart."
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Serious Innov8-tion: IBM launches new business video game

The "serious" video game Innov8 introduced by IBM is an educational game to help students and young professionals develop information technology and business skills, and over 30 universities have already incorporated it into their programs. IBM created Innov8 after determining that education and a shortage of qualified applicants would be the issues that would have the greatest impact on their own business in future years.
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Tuition rising at double the inflation rate across country

Although it is far from breaking news, college tuition is costing students a pretty penny, and it seems as though there's no end in sight. In a recent report released by the College Board, tuition and fees at public and private universities throughout the country rose at more than double the rate of inflation.