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OkCupid Protests Mozilla's New CEO With Special Homepage Message
OKCupid prefers that its members not use Mozilla Firefox when logging in to their website -- not because of some token IT problem -- but because the internet browser's new CEO, Brandon Eich, opposes gay marriage.
Rachel Canning, Who Sued Parents Selects Biomedical Engineering Program at WNEU (UPDATE)
Rutgers to Create First Endowed Chair in Department of Philosophy
Rutgers Merges Two Nursing Schools despite Objections from Union Members
Diet Bet Gives Users The Chance To Make Money On Weight-Loss Goals
Chase's Paymantech Apologizes For Rejecting Lovability Condoms
Ryan Seacrest's Typo Keyboard Product Put On Hiatus For Too Closely Resembling Blackberry's Design
Microsoft Office To Make Its Debut On The iPad
By Staff ReporteriPhone 6 Release Date Rumors: Apple's Sapphire Patent Approved, What it Means for the Smartphone
By Russell WesterholmDallas Oil Executive Donates $2.5 million to MSU College of Engineering
By Staff ReporterGoogle Glass Partners With Ray Ban, Oakley Makers To Make Eye Wear More Stylish, Remove Social Stigmas
By Staff ReporterBusinessman Donates $1 million to NMSU for Installation of Synthetic Turf
By Staff ReporterXbox One Bundle Discounts Aimed at Keeping Price of Microsoft's Next-Gen Console Competitive with PS4
By Russell WesterholmGoogle Denies Military Funding For Numerous Robotics Companies
By Staff ReporterVictim of Racial Discrimination Files $5 Million Claim against SJSU
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