Watch this video.  Fantasize about Spring Break. Reflect on how young you are.  Isn't that great?

Scott Eidler looks at the bullying and double standards being enacted against Youtube sensation Rebecca Black.

Prof. Sheila Hemami, electrical and computer engineering, studies signal processing, working so that the deaf community too may take advantage of the cellular revolution.

The Collegetown Video Store on Dryden closed due to a dearth of business.

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Starting December of last year, six videos featuring a mysterious woman covered in dirt and distorted by camera effects have been periodically uploaded to YouTube under the account “iamamiwhoami.”

Last night, the Cornell Cinema did not screen a new film or an old classic, but rather a compilation of clips of Barack Obama’s presidential campaign accompanied by a personal presentation by the current White House videographer, Arun Chaudhary ’97. The Cornell alumnus, who was the director of field production for Barack Obama during his campaign, spoke of his experiences filming the then-presidential candidate, the thousands of clips he recorded and how his work evolved as Obama’s campaign spread across America.

During his lecture, Chaudhary emphasized the importance of “new media” and how the recordings that he and his team created helped introduce Obama to the public.