Issue of March 27, 2005
10 articles in this issue.
CollegeStories.com and Random House is teaming up for a book about college life. They are looking for true stories about your funniest or wildest times in college. All stories will be published anonymously, so you don't have to worry about any embarrassing moments cropping up when you least expect them.
There is still time to get your anapest together and enter our March poetry contest.
Got some favorite funny stories kicking around your family? This week's look at humor markets might be just the thing.
The iShuffle offers the ability to quickly transfer information, photos, or music to what amounts to basically a portable hard drive. What? Yeah, don't worry. A hard-workin, motorcycle-ridin, non-Macintosh-using Texan brings you a product review for technology fans who don't necessarily know much about technology.
<b>The Snot-Kid Diet.</b> What could turn a blissfully "heavy eater" away from a paradise-like buffet? Weight loss is just one snot-nosed kid away.
Signing up for health insurance is almost worse than life threatening diseases.
An evening of headgames and petty power struggles has turned deadly. Shara must face the predators at home to seek help, where a sexual assault forces her to make a stand. The strange goings-on around her are a harbinger of the end of an entire way of life, but Shara is blind to everything but her own little world crashing down around her. Part two of two. <a href="http://www.pikerpress.com/advisory.cfm">Parental Advisory.</a>