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#kollegekidd brings typewriter into lecture hall. Check out below.

Byron Thomas fought for his right to hang a confederate flag in his room window. Check out here below.

Check out Kid Rock’s latest in “Care”

On Dec. 1, the world observes World Aid Day, which raises awareness of the AIDS pandemic caused by the spread of HIV infection. President Obama gave an address and pledged $50 million for HIV/AIDS programs.

Affion Crockett is back at it again with parodying pop culture. In this spoof, he is aiming at his favorite target, rapper Drake. Check it out.

Alex of AlexHDTV helps you figure out which black fraternity or sorority to join. Check out Alex’s youtube channel at AlexHDTV. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fKd2HB5BBuw&feature=channel_video_title

A sophomore tight end for the Arkansas football team who was found dead in his dorm room Sunday morning was laid to rest in a service Nov. 28. The service was held at Christ the King Catholic Church.

Conrad Murray, a doctor accused in the death of singer Michael Jackson, was sentenced to four years in prison. He requested probation for his part in Jackson’s death, but was denied by Superior Court Judge Michael Pastor.

Rapper Future’s “Tony Montana” has received heavy radio rotation in recent weeks. The song praises “Tony Montana,” a fictional drug kingpin in the film “Scarface.” In the music video, Future takes on the moniker of Mr. Montana as he raps the song as dozens of children dance around him. What is the urban community’s fascination with “Tony Montana” and the film “Scarface.” Why does this music video feature young children when the content obviously isn’t appropriate . Does this music video influence a young generation to become a “Tony Montana.
Will the urban community ever come together to discuss images that is marketed to their community by the media? Kollege Kidds sound off on this very serious topic.

The once Jim Tressel led Ohio State Football program has seen better days. This year has seen the Buckeyes’ highly regarded program turned upside down amid NCAA violations, suspensions and a 6-6 record, not to mention a tough 40-34 loss to conference rivals University of Michigan Wolverines Saturday afternoon. The dark tunnel the Buckeyes walked through to storm the FieldTurf of “The Shoe” now has light at the end of it. Ohio State University believe they have solved their problems with the entry of renowned football coach Urban Meyer.