Origami art exploration Education • The Japanese Gardens hosted its annual Origami Festival this past Sunday including many demonstrations and hands-on learning taught by some of the best Organists around. Tracey Roman / Online Forty-Niner

News

• Hospitality an all-inclusive major
  With its ear to the ground, the California State University system is finding ways to meet the needs of the growing hospitality and restaurant management industry.
  
• Protecting an iPod can be a dangerous task
  IOWA CITY, Iowa (U-Wire) — On any given day, many Iowa City residents can be seen rocking out to their iPod. The music gadget seems almost like a necessity on the University of Iowa campus, but some people see the telltale white headphone cords as an opportunity to steal.
  
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Opinion

• Our view: Media mogul Murdoch might mangle Myspace
  If William Randolph Hearst were alive today, would he have invested in the Internet? Sitting atop his castle in San Simeon, would he, a man with god-like powers of influence from his massive media kingdom, have scoffed at the idea of a new digital age?
  
  
• Age just a number, not a dating determinant
  Age: we all try to escape it, run from it and sometimes even deny it. We always want to be older or younger than we are. A woman lying about her age is like a monk refusing sex. It just always happens.

Diversions

• MxPx's new release puts fans in a Panic
  It’s strange how life works out sometimes. MxPx has outlasted bands they used to open for, such as the Descendents and Face to Face.