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The Whim Tech Section is your home for all things that
use energy in their activities, or in their production. The Tech Section
covers the obvious avenues of computers, electronic games, and the internet.
Also covered in the Tech Section are all the physical sciences: biology,
chemistry, health care, physics, and astronomy. There's something here for
everyone, even the "non-geek," so enjoy!
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Don't Fall Asleep at the Wheel
John Cordiano | Executive Assistant
So youāve decided that youāre going to take a
long drive over Spring break. It always seems like itāll be no problem,
but once you get out onto that wide-open highway, things always change. Five
hours into your trip to Mexico and you find youāre falling asleep; what do you
do? The following are some steps Iāve taken towards surviving the roads.
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Something About Sunblock
Jonelle Thackston |
Graphics
Manager
With the coming of spring break many students are
looking to work on their tans. Others are just looking to have fun, not
noticing that the sun's powerful rays are beating down on their skin. As the
days get longer and summer so quickly approaches, you need to be extra careful
in protecting your body from harmful outside forces.
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Plan Your Spring Break Online
Shaun Corley | Staff Writer
You can do practically anything online, as evidenced
last week by our e-tailers features. Now we're going to show you how to plan
your spring break online. Click here to get the skinny on how to book your
hotel and find a way to get there, regardless whether you're traveling by
plane, train or automobile!
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Save Gas and Money on Spring Break
Greg Woodruff | Staff Writer
So you've spent all of your money for your trip for
Spring Break but have nothing left. What are you going to do? Today's
traveling expenses are greater than ever. Is there a way to travel and still
save money? Yes, there is. Read this article and find out how you can save
some cash traveling to your favorite exotic places.
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Web Composition Week 5
Jonelle Thackston |
Graphics
Manager
In the beginning of the internet there were no personal web pages, no music downloading, and no eBay. The internet was strictly for email and file transfers between research institutions. It was not until 1990 that the internet became public to all. Since then the World Wide Web has caused an evolution.
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Submitted For Your Approval Season 4: Sixth Edition
Amanda Hoffer | Life Section Manager
Submitted for Your Approval is Whim's weekly look
at the weirdest the web has to offer. From the slightly odd to the downright
bizarre, you can find it here. Dancing cats, oddball animations, and stuff that will amuse even the easily amused, we have something for everyone. Log on every week to check out the world wide weird with SFYA.
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Ask the Geek Season 3: Fourth Edition
Kevin Martin | Tech Section Manager
Ask The Geek is Whim's weekly technology help column,
where everyday folk ask our resident geek science and technology questions. Now in its third season, ATG is your source for sound, experienced advice on what has or might run amuck with you in the technology world. Kevin Martin, the Section Manager, uses his 10 years of modern technology experience, as well as the knowledge and experience of his guru friends, to answer almost all technology questions submitted. To get your question answered, see the link inside. Do you think you can stump the geek?
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Tech Section Manager
Kevin Martin
Tech Section Staff
Brice Hutchings, Asst Mgr.
Amanda Hoffer
Jonelle Thackston
Shaun Corley
Andrew Kinback
Nick Pietron
John Coridano
Matt Witherow
Greg Woodruff
Chris Brown
Christie Griffith
Steve Glassbrenner
Sarah Cecil
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