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Technology
Panelists, forum to discuss technology
by Candace Sipos, CT politics editor
Friday, October 24, 2008; 12:00 AM
Five days before Blacksburg residents hit the polls, they can discover how the constantly changing age of technology is altering the political process.
Column: Students need trial separation from technology
by Ryan Kirwan, CT regular columnist
Monday, October 13, 2008; 9:33 PM
As I was eating dinner with a friend the other night, I came to the conclusion that perhaps we are much too available to everyone in our lives.
Photo Gallery: Virginia Tech Recording Studio
by Michael McDermott
Wednesday, October 8, 2008; 11:21 PM
Located off of main street, the Virginia Tech recording studio offers the latest technology in the business.
Hokie Tonk
by Jonathan Yi, CT Features Reporter
Wednesday, October 8, 2008; 10:37 PM
An independent acoustic singer-songwriter from Manassas, Va., Craig Harmon has been heavily involved in the local music scene since his teenage years after picking up the guitar at age 12. After performing with a number of bands around the area such as The Wrong Reasons, Three Years My Junior, and Underlined, he recently broke away from group work to solely perform acoustic sets. His music can be described in one word as "honest," as different sounds and genres bridge the gap of musical exploration from song to song.
Column: Technology offers sustainable energy
by Logan Milford, regular columnist
Wednesday, July 9, 2008; 6:14 PM
America has become obsessed with energy and the strain that rising oil prices have put on the economy. While the outrage over the price of oil is justified, the future of energy is a complex issue that needs direction and a firm plan. With the most recent G-8 summit happening this week, world leaders have delivered their initiatives for the upcoming year.
Blackboard course raises concern
by Bernadette White, CT news editor
Wednesday, May 21, 2008; 9:52 PM
An oversight in Blackboard's course creation tool recently allowed a group of students to create a virtual course listing for a class titled "Welfare 101," described as "how to not be a poor black man," raising concern over the use of university computing resources.
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