With just a few mouse clicks, it can tell you the temperature outside, the score of the game last night and who is dating who. You can carry it in your pocket for constant access to almost anything, at any time. However, having the Internet at your fingertips at all times might not always be a positive thing.

Smoking is a habit that a number of people on campus take part in every day. However, for smokers living in the dorms, things will now be more difficult, due to a recent amendment to the Association of Residence Halls constitution concerning smoking.

Students and Manhattan residents poured into McCain Auditorium on Thursday night to hear Simone Dinnerstein, classical pianist, perform various pieces of work by acclaimed classical music artists. Originally from New York, Dinnerstein has played the works of Bach and many others all around the world.

Robert Heinlein frequently pokes at religion in his books, questioning and analyzing it, but "Orphans of the Sky" is a truly unique and frighteningly real story that explores and questions the origins of religion. The story takes place on a colony ship that was on its way to another world when it is seized by mutiny.

When I began reading "Feed" by M.T. Anderson, I was intrigued by the concept of a vast, Internet-like network hardwired into the mind and the promise of a thought-provoking dystopia some critics connected to Aldous Huxley's "Brave New World." Written from the perspective of a teenage boy, much of the text, including dialogue, narration and internal musings are in a slang-filled, futuristic, teenage vernacular.