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Web sites lead to anti-social admiration
Imagine being admired for your good looks. What more could you ask for, right?
Then again, it might not seem so glamorous if the ones staring at you were complete strangers, using a Web site available to anyone in the world as binoculars.
“A new phenomenon has popped up,” said Nick O’Neill of AllFacebook, an unofficial blog [...]
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- Student dedicated to the love of education
- Price of beauty pays bills
- Peaceful Within – Part III – The social dimension of wellness
- “Beautiful” band breaks out
- Return of the Idol
- New kid on the block
- The Hourglass: Keeping political time
- Professor Preview: Dr. Daniel Hoffman
- Election Breakdown: Delegates and superdelegates…Say What?
- Progress as promised: International students get a taste of home
- Gateway hopes to give apple a run for their money
- SIFE offers financial seminar
- Featured artist finds faith in painting
- Laughing at faith, or is he?
- Lee’s own speaks as a part of the Writers Series
- And now for something completely different: Where to go for spring break
- Lady Flames inspire peace
- Christian music headliner returns to Lee
- Catering to international students
- Faith sustains victims
- Lee beauty queen steals the show
- Coach Altopp makes TBCA Hall of Fame
- Front runners emerge
- Student voters less likely to decide election
- For men who hate the day of love
- Starbucks offers students more than coffee
- Faculty Spotlight: Mrs. Lisa Stephenson
- Students make difference in small community
- Poet reads selection of favorites
- Mauldin takes a seat in office
- Top 5 gifts for the one you love
- Baseball off to sizzling start
- Men’s basketball eyes history
- Lee soccer stars go pro
- World class saxophonist serenades Lee
- Rand Paul speaks at rally in Chattanooga
- “Susannah” strikes chord on opening night
- Sustainability Fair Offers Energy Solutions that are “Common Sense”
- An Inconvenient Myth: Chemistry’s Real Role in Global Warming
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