Monthly Archives: July 2004

Universities and iPods now

Another post on Slashdot on universities and digital music– this time on Duke University handing out iPods to its entire freshmen class. Like we need to give prospective students more reason not to come to Stanford. I wonder though if this kind of stuff continues, whether the RIAA and the MPAA will make a stink [...]
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Live Strong

Lance Armstrong takes the lead in the Tour De France. This makes me feel better about the Live Strong program. It wouldn’t get nearly as much attention as it should if Armstrong wasn’t wearing the yellow jersey. Get your LIVESTRONG wristband and other products here. (Or in participating stores: Macy’s, Nordstrom, Foot Locker, Finish Line, [...]
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The shell toe and the throwback craze

I’m very excited about my new sneakers: old school adidas Superstar basketball shoes, introduced in 1969 as the first basketball shoe with an all-leather upper and rubber shell toe (not to mention the trademark adidas stripes). All Day I Dream About Sindy. Or Sex. Or Shoes, as the case may be. All this throwback stuff [...]
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