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Gotye: Somebody That We Will Come to Know?

Those who spend a lot of time on social networking sites such as Facebook and YouTube would be familiar with the viral hit “Somebody That I Used to Know” by Australian alternative singer Gotye (pronounced go-tee-ay) featuring New Zealand pop singer Kimbra, which was released in November 2011. Full story

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  • Five Easy Things You Can Do To Save Money

    According to Forbes.com, the average graduate in 2010 left with debt of $25,250 on their shoulders. That number will only rise. It’s important that students save the money they have earned while at school because it all adds up. Here are some ways that you can stretch what you already have and make wise financial decisions that help you in the long run.

  • Facebook Purchases Photo Application Instagram

    Those who spend a lot of time on social networking sites such as Facebook and YouTube would be familiar with the viral hit “Somebody That I Used to Know” by Australian alternative singer Gotye (pronounced go-tee-ay) featuring New Zealand pop singer Kimbra, which was released in November 2011.

  • The Four Quickest Years of My Life: Kevin Card Interviews Himself

    Okay Mr. Card, can you tell us a little about yourself? My name is Kevin Card and I am a senior who will graduate in December. I have been attending Salem State since 2008, you know, before it was a University. I have Asperger’s Syndrome, so adjusting to social situations has proven tough but rewarding.

  • The Rise of Electronic Dance Music

    Music is constantly evolving, and always will. Every few decades or so music will change. It trends to what the people want to hear. Back in the 1960s, there were bands such as The Who and The Beatles,” who were the face of music at that time. The 1970s brought about Cher, Simon & Garfunkel and Earth, Wind and Fire, among other acts.

  • Counseling and Talking are Good Remedies for Stressed-Out Students

    Many college students experience stressful or traumatic events while in school that can distract and disrupt their overall academic performances. At Salem State University, students are faced with a variety of stressful and upsetting situations. Heather Spring, 21, a junior, said she has gone through several stressful events during her college career that hindered her academic performance.

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