This is what I'm talking about...

Subway breakers b-boying their Saturday mornings away...

MalaysiaKini steers a new path for Malaysians.

Malaysian cyber-paper at vanguard of media revolution

KUALA LUMPUR (AFP) — A Malaysian newspaper that exists only in cyberspace has inspired a torrent of online debate since its launch a decade ago, in a phenomenon that has shaken up the nation's media and political scene.

An age-old question.

What do women really want???

Rahm, what a character.

Obama’s Partisan, Profane Confidant Reins It In

Al-Jazeera drew U.S. viewers on Web during Gaza war

DOHA, QATAR -- American viewership of Al-Jazeera English rose dramatically during the Israel-Hamas war, partly because the channel had what CNN and other international networks didn't have: reporters inside Gaza.

Virgin Sk8rs in Afghan

An Australian sets up the first skateboarding school in Afghanistan.

New IC Web site

So, Dave and some of the staff at the IC have been working extremely hard to make this new Web site work. Check it out!!! it's awesome!!!

10 Inaugural Balls for a historic night

Obamas dance, celebrate at inaugural balls

# Story Highlights
# Obama thanks youth for helping inspire, energize "improbable journey"
# Obama says at military ball there is "no greater honor" than being commander
# Michelle Obama wears silk chiffon Jason Wu gown with crystal rhinestones
# Celebrities attending include Beyoncé, Jay-Z, Faith Hill

President Barack Obama

Biography of the President of the United States.

Dear Malia and Sasha

Obama's letter to his daughters...

Human rights in Malaysia?

7 Malaysia policemen face RARE charge of abuse

I think it's about time someone call out on Israel.

Israeli Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni heads to U.S. for talks. In Gaza, Israeli airstrike kills Hamas interior minister and his deputy. U.N. compound is hit by shells, destroying supplies.

A freakin' hilarious production by UT students

Spring Break 2009 [March 08- 15]

This time around, I'll be in San Pedro Sula for a week. I'll be putting my journalistic skills to test, in this real world experience.

Dr. Paat, the leader for the Students for Medical Missions trip to Honduras decided to give me the opportunity to tag along. I will be doing an article for the Independent Collegian and a video package for The Palestra.

Hopefully, I'll be able to capture the motivations behind the people who paid almost $1,000 to be on this trip, work from dawn till dusk giving out medical supplies and treating patients, and what kept them going back.

You'll get to see why students on the trip would give up Spring Break Partying to work their ass off for zero dollars an hour.

I know the language barrier might be a problem, but I'd really like to interview the locals about their culture, the highs and the lows, and what it takes to be a Honduran.