
TIME How do you feel about tuition hikes? http://bit.ly/8sIEt6
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A combination of budget crises and the recession spark protests in Golden State. But the problem plagues other public universities too

TIME Modern Warfare 2: Shooting Civilians Is Wrong
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Yes, we did another Techland show. We do it every Thursday morning. But we pretend it's Friday in order to maintain the cinematic illusion. What you see is not scripted or staged. We actually come up with that amazing material on the fly. Except for Peter. Peter uses a stunt double.

TIME Are you ready for the holiday shopping season? http://bit.ly/3NgSV
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Books, music, DVDs, games and gifts that give back TIME picks the best offerings for this holiday season...

TIME What do you think about France advancing to the World Cup?
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French soccer star Thierry Henry illegally handled the ball before passing it on for the goal that secured France's ticket to next year's World Cup in South Africa

TIME How do you feel about overparenting? http://bit.ly/1ShQ5Y
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Overparenting got way out of control in the past generation. But now a band of rebels is trying to restore some balance and sanity to family life and help bring all those anxious helicopter parents down for a soft landing

TIME Do you think classmates and faculty should have spoke up about Hasan's warning signs? http://bit.ly/mQy6p
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Soldiers who studied with accused killer Nidal Malik Hasan claim that he gave clear signals of sympathy for America's enemies

TIME What do you think? How different are the U.S. and Europe?
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Professor Peter Baldwin talks to TIME about his new book, an investigation into the (small) ways the U.S. and Europe differ

TIME Do you enjoy playing Sudoku? Do you think you could compete? http://bit.ly/XEkqB
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Sudoku whiz Thomas Snyder squares off against his friend and former puzzle champ at the National Sudoku Championship in Philadelphia

TIME Facebook, check out the 10 most groundbreaking adventures of mankind and let us know what you think. http://bit.ly/3KkoZG
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The crew of Apollo 11 faced risks that were literally out of this world. Engine failure could have left them stranded on the lunar surface or forever lost in space. Solar radiation and re-entry heat...

TIME Want to see what we've been working on? Check out http://techland.com, our new site all about nerds and nerd culture - tech, games, comics, movies and TV. Take a look and let us know what you think.
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Tech, Games, Comics, Movies. We Promise Not to Tell.

TIME Who's going to watch the interview this afternoon?
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Whatever Oprah wants, Oprah gets including bookings with the fresh face du jour. So when Sarah Palin was tapped as John McCain's veep pick in the 2008 campaign, fans and staff suggested Winfrey...

TIME In the span of a week, the CDC's official tally of American deaths from swine flu has tripled. See what health officials think about the increse and let us know what you think. http://bit.ly/2zEsY7
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In the span of a week, the CDC's official tally of American deaths from swine flu has tripled. But does that say anything about the severity of the disease?

TIME Want a hot new gadget for the holidays? Look no further than our tech buyer's guide. Which is the must-have this year?
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Sometimes you just want to listen to music without all the fuss of tapping tiny volume and selection buttons. Apple's iPod Shuffle, with simple controls right on the earphone cord, allows you to do...

TIME The 50 Best Inventions of 2009: From a rocket of the future to a $10 million lightbulb, here are TIME's picks for the best new gadgets and breakthrough ideas of the year. What's your favorite? http://bit.ly/FYtGo
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By Lisa Abend, Alex Altman, Theunis Bates, Gilbert Cruz, Andrea Dorfman, Charles Duerr, Laura Fitzpatrick, Andréa Ford, Sean Gregory, Lev Grossman, Peter Ha, Barbara Kiviat, Jeffrey Kluger,...

TIME Would you ever shoplift?
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More outwardly reputable middle-class people are shoplifting to cope with the economic downturn. Researchers say it may be hard to break them of the habit





























