Alan Steinbergs
I'm currently a graduate student at a top journalism school in the eastern United States. I hope to become a media professional after graduation, whether producing or reporting, and I welcome the challenges associated with working across the media spectrum.
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Undefeated in the NFLFive teams are still undefeated in the NFL. This article takes a look at where they've been, and what's still to come. -
Hottest Men's Hairstyles of 2009Here's a brief look at the hottest trends for men's hair in 2009, and a few of the guys sporting these looks. -
How to Decide If Graduate School is Right for YouGraduate school can be a great journey with very real benefits in the workplace, but many are unprepared going into the process of selecting a school. Here is a quick guide to helping you decide if grad school is right for you.
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Liquid Explosives: New Terror, Old IdeaRecent arrests in the United Kingdom linked to a possible terrorist plot pointed to the use of liquid explosives to cause explosions on trans-Atlantic flights. While the public may see this as a new threat, it's just old chemistry with a tech twist. -
Miami Vice: Director Michael Manns' Movie a Touch Darker than Original ShowWhile there is a lot to be desired in the big screen version of Michael Mann's Miami Vice, the film manages to find itself - though notably without pastels.
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Buying Guide to PDAsPDAs aren't just organizers anymore. With Internet connections, games, cameras, and a bevy of other features, handhelds can keep your life together while keeping you connected and entertained. Sound confusing? Read on for help buying your first PDA. -
Snakes on a Plane Film PreviewWith "Snakes on a Plane" set to debut August 18th, legions of devoted fans are gearing up for the premiere. If you're not yet one of those fans, or have been living in seclusion for the past six months, here's a quick primer to get you up to speed. -
Buying Guide to Laptop ComputersIn a sea of confusing pricing, features, and brands, it can be difficult to find the laptop that's right for you. But asking yourself a few important questions can help you cut through the clutter to find the computer that fits your needs. -
Buying Guide to Cell PhonesWith so many options available to consumers, buying a new cell phone can be difficult at the very least. But taking a few minutes to figure out your mobile needs can go a long way in getting rid of the confusion. -
The Big 5: Tech Tools You Can't Hit College WithoutToday's college student relies more on technology than ever before, and there are a few tools that will help make your stay at school a whole lot easier.
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Clerks II is Fast, Funny, and Fitting for Director Kevin SmithThe recent release Clerks II by writer/director Kevin Smith is a perfect addition to the original film and the Jersey Trilogy as a whole. Smith's characters are as fast and funny as they ever were, and Smith's writing hasn't lost a beat.
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Buying Guide to HeadphonesEven if you think you have the best sounding MP3 player on the block, it could be nothing if you're using the included headphones. Taking the time to buy a new, high-quality set will bring out the highs, mids, and lows you've been dying to hear.
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Buying Guide to MP3 PlayersWith so many choices becoming available every month, finding the right MP3 player can be a daunting task. Knowing how you'll use it and having a good idea of what you want can help you get to your dream player faster.
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Exercise Not Enough? a Discussion on Why You're Still FatThere's no doubt that weight loss can be a tricky business. If exercise and your current diet don't seem to be doing the trick, the answer may lie in your lifestyle. Here are a few things to examine if you're looking for more from your regimen.
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Buying Guide to Golf ClubsIn the war on the golf course, your clubs are your primary weapons, and picking the clubs that fit your style and skill set can be the easiest way to shave strokes from your game. -
Sony's Cyber Shot DSC-T9 Makes Digital Camera Point-and-Shoots Fun AgainThe Sony Cyber Shot DSC-T9 is a great little camera, and while it might not satisfy the truest of shutterbugs, it should more than does the trick for most of us.
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Ultimate Ears Super.fi 3 Studio HeadphonesThe Ultimate Ears Super.fi 3 Studio Earbuds have saved my audiophile behind, musically anyway. Between their perfect sound and their (comparatively) tiny price tag, these little 'buds have kept my discerning ear full and my wallet fuller.
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Simply Super Sound: The Cowon G2 MP3 PlayerWhile the Cowon G2 has a few flaws, it's a great little audio player, due in large part to its heavenly sound. Read on for all the details.
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Palm TX Balances Features with FunWhile the Palm TX isn't the best PDA on the market, chances are it's the best combination of features, fun, and '-Fi you're going to get at this price. Read on for all the details.
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Not Just Repackaged: The Nintendo DS Lite is a Whole New GameThe design, the games, and the remarkable potential of the Nintendo DS Lite make it hands down a better experience than the already popular DS. For more on the brand new Nintendo handheld, read on.
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Creative's Zen Micro Delivers Big Sound in a Small PackageThe Creative Zen Micro delivers a great sound, unique features, and awesome style in a Windows-based player, and despite iPod's corner on the digital music market, a few more players like this should help loosen their grip.
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Logitech's MX1000 Laser Cordless Mouse Redefines What a Mouse Can BeIf you think the optical mouse is the best mouse for your computer, think again. With its high performance laser mouse, the Logitech MX1000 blows everything else out of the water.
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Steroid Side Effects: The DangersWith the Barry Bonds steroid scandal in full bore on television, it is a good time to review some of the unintended effects of performance enhancing drugs. This article takes a close look at how both men and women can be affected by "stacking" up.
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A Prairie Home Companion: Radio Show-turned-film Finds Altman at His BestThe film adaptation of writer Garrison Keillor's radio show "A Prairie Home Companion" is a delight, with fun writing and a great cast.
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Tips for Getting Started in GenealogyExploring your family history can be both fun, rewarding, and maybe even a little surprising. This article has everything you need to know about where to start on your mission to trace your ancestry.
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Basketball's Not Just About 3-on-3 AnymoreEven the most devoted players can get bored after a while. Adding games like Knockout, 32, and HORSE can add a little variety and fun to your every day game.
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Test Day: How to Prepare for the S.A.TThis article gives tips on preparing for the SAT, both before and during the test. Highlights include information on resources for study materials and tips for making the best of things on test day.
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Tips for Incoming Freshmen at Ball State UniversityThis is a lengthy list of tips and tricks on how incoming freshmen can make the most of their time at Ball State University. Includes a list of 10 things students should do before they graduate.
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Choosing the Sex of Your Baby: A Brief OverviewThis is a brief overview of gender screening for embryos. The article touches on the history of the technique, what it's all about, and some criticism it's currently taking.
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Pace and Casting Keeps Poseidon AfloatThis is a brief review of the movie "Poseidon" by director Wolfgang Peterson. Highlights include takes on the feel, pace, and performances in the film.
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Ball State's Academic Reputation GrowingBrief review of Ball State University in Muncie, Indiana. Article touches on growth in recognition of academic programs, university technology, and athletics.