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The LAPD raided OccupyLA yesterday, arresting 200 and dispersing protesters without much conflict or violence. (WSJ) Dershowitz believes the key to peace in Israel is Palestinian Chicken — he recommends Prime Minister Netanyahu watch the hilarious Curb Your Enthusiasm episode with Palestinian President Abbas in an interview with the Current. (Tablet, Current) Columbia researchers believes America is vulnerable to crippling cyber-attacks and exploding printers. HP […]

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A tipster spotted this questionable queue in Harmony computer lab. Keep Printing Sexy:

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Printer Armageddon

THERE ARE NO PRINTERS WORKING ANYWHERE! If you know where there is a functioning printer, put it in the comments and help out your printerless brethren. UPDATE: Some printers are now working, according to Owl Printers. It’s not Armageddon, there are just more broken printers than usual. Here’s the official word from CUIT: At approximately […]

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CUIT smartens up

Sorry guys, The Powers That Be found out that CUIT webpages weren’t tracking your print quota and now you are returned to 100 pages per week plus your semester reserve.  Let’s just pray that Mahmoud doesn’t come back…

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