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Owen Wyatt by Jerry Country That Is Well Known for Pirating Is Ven- by David Ezuela Harry Potter Lollapalooza Online Society Gay Pride Parade Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 VOLUME 3, ISSUE 1 July 20, 2007 ElectionBy Rebecca The time for our country to elect a new running for president every leader is not all that far away. The Presiden- four years. The Primary Elec- tial Election is less than a year-and-a-half tions occur in order for voters away, and the Primaries will take place in to choose one candidate from about nine months. Since our current presi- each party to run in the main dent, George W. Bush, is now serving his election, which takes place in second term in office, he cannot be re-elected November. next year. This means that the citizens of the This year there are several United States will have the opportunity next people running from both the November to put someone new into an office Democratic and Republican that is often considered to be the most power- parties. Democrats who are ful in the world. running are Joseph Biden, Although not explicitly bipartisan, elec- Hillary Rodham Clinton, tions in this country tend to be competitions Chris Dodd, John Edwards, between the two most powerful political Mike Gravel, Dennis Ku- parties, the Democrats and the Republicans. cinich, Barack Obama, and Both parties have several different people Bill Richardson. Republi Continued on Page 9 Pirating Music and programs, and even support it. Another Owen Wyatt By Jerry country that is well known for pirating is Ven- By David ezuela. In Venezuela, you can buy a pirated Did you know that in China you can buy game for Playstation 2 for about a dollar. The Orthogenic School for many a CD from a corner store for the equiva- China and Venezuela aren’t the only coun- years has been a place of inspiration for the lent of four dollars? Most people who go tries who are well known for pirating; the youth, but even the staff get to inspire as to these stores don’t even realize that they US is also in this category. It isn’t legal to well as be inspired. I was very fortunate to aren’t buying real CD’s. It turns out that sell pirated things in the US, so we just share get the opportunity to speak to a very influ- these pirated CD’s sold in the corner stores them with each other by means of internet. ential staff, Owen Wyatt, a man with a lot in China, are almost identical to their origi- There are programs called P2P File Shar- of patience as well as a lot of silly puns to nals. Even the CD cases are made almost ing Programs, that you can download any- lighten up the sometimes-tough dorm life. perfectly. It is important to know that buy- where on the internet for free, that allow He has been able to take a leading role in ing legitimate CD’s is much more convenient you to download anything that other users a dorm in which many staff left over a pe- and safe than pirating music. When you buy have. P2P stands for “Person to Person,” riod of time, and has become a good friend a legitimate CD, you know there are no vi- and literally their programs depend on their and loyal counselor to all who know him. ruses along with it and you have the original users sharing the files they have and add- I was able to get to sit down and copy to burn it to your computer. Pirating ing more to them. Doesn’t that sound nice? talk to Owen, well at least rush him with is the illegal transfer of software or music Well, there is a catch to it that very an interview as he helped take charge in the from one person to another without paying. few know about until it’s too late. Most afternoon summer fun activity. Owen’s a A lot of foreign countries are starting to of the P2P programs out their have vi man who is dedicated in whatever he does. ignore the pirating of music, movies, games, Not many people know that Owen was pre Continued on Page 10 Continued on Page 19 Page 2 Yellow Door Chronicles iPhone By David Friday June 30th, may or may not have been the day you had been waiting for; the release of the $500-600 dollar mp3 play- er/cell phone, the iPhone. By that weekend, all of the people willing to rake out the cash were definitely either bragging about how amazing the iPhone is, or complaining about it being overpriced and overrated. We should be hearing enough in magazines and newspa- pers about whether it is a worthy investment. and in newspapers. As always, though, when $59.99 to $79.99 for 450 to 1350 minutes I, personally, am tired of all the new technology is released to the market 200 text messages, and access to an internet news coverage on the iPhone. My reasons for it will have the issue of bugs and glitches, browser. All the iPhone features are similar loathing the news on the iPhone have to be which will be worked out in later versions. to those of other smart phones but the i- that I don’t have $600 to spend on a phone, Just lower the price by half and release the Phone can do everything by the stroke of a and I also don’t currently have a working iPhone version 1.1, having fixed the issues in finger due to touch screen technology. iPod. Everything I buy from Apple is cursed. the old version, and I’ll consider buying one. According to msnbc.com, out of 6 In the past 5 years, I’ve gone through at I decided to involve some con- people who were asked if they would pur- least 10 iPods. Many of my old iPods mys- sumer math skills into my evaluation since chase an iPhone, only two even considered teriously stopped functioning. One was many of you are probably curious about purchasing one because it is new to the mar- hooked up to speakers and fell in the bath- the expenses. I took the price of the least ket and the bugs haven’t been worked out yet. room toilet, but I don’t think I would worry expensive iPhone, $499.99, and the plan, They felt that eventually Apple would release about my phone falling in the toilet as much that is cheapest, $59.99, and the first year a cheaper model with better capabilities. as the unknown errors and other glitches. of payment for your new piece of technol- Buying an iPhone all depends on the A little info for those who don’t ogy will run you approximately $1219.87. person’s perspective and wallet size. If the know about the iPhone is that it is basically Expensive huh? If you decide to continue person is willing to spend $500 to $600 dol- a typical cell phone on steroids, functioning investing in the iPhone, after another year lars on the phone, and at least an additional like an iPod, digital organizer, and as an in- you’d still spend a huge $719.00 in fees. $60 per month on the plan, they should have ternet port. It has been incredibly hyped for All summed up, you’re paying $1938.87 for no complaints. One thing is for sure though, months and been discussed online in forums two years. In general, the plans run between no matter what it costs, it will definitely sell. The IPhone plays music and vid- The WiFi internet, which is built eo, and sports a nice 3.5 inch screen. Some into the phone, will give you the real web iPhone people are worried about the touch screen, page instead of a boring simplified version By Sarah because it is a whole new like most other phones. Also Reprint from Volume 2, Issue 5 science. The touch screen included is Bluetooth technol- is only responsive to bare ogy that will connect to wireless Technology is in continuous evo- skin and features a unique earpieces. Apple has even come lution. Cell phones, iPod’s, flatscreen TV’s; unlocking system where to an agreement with Google, people seem to have them all. However, the user must slide a finger giving the iPhone a modified on January 9th of this year, Apple Inc. an- from left to right at the bot- version of Google Maps, which nounced a new product that will likely tom of the screen, thus mak- makes finding places a lot easier. reshape many technology crazed fans ing it virtually impossible The iPhone is expected across the world. Say hello to the iPhone. for the iPhone to do unwanted things to be released to the U.S public in June of The iPhone is the first of its kind. while being in your bag or pocket. this year. The price for a 4 GB model will Its functions include a built in camera, mul- The camera in the phone is different be $499 and an 8GB will be $599. An agree- timedia player, phone, and WIFI Internet than most other mobile phones. The user will ment made in 2005 made Cingular Wireless access. The phone itself has a full touch be able to zoom in and out, and instead of the sole carrier of the iPhone until at least screen. There is no keypad for dialing or losing nicely taken pictures on your phone, 2009.
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