The Collegiate is rolling out our blog network over the coming weeks. If at first you do not see a post, don't fret! That just means that there will be a post very soon. Please have a look around and let us know what you think of the blogs by e-mailing us at grcc_collegiate@yahoo.com. Any feedback or questions are always appreciated.

Ask the Princess
The Collegiate's newest advice columnist is also online. Review answers, ask questions and leave her feedback. (Feed)

Collegiate on Art
What's new, what's hot and what's just plain artsy. This blog takes a critical look at the modern art scene. (Feed)

Collegiate on Books
From the hottest authors to the latest stinker, get the latest from the literacy front here. (Feed)

Collegiate on Movies
Reviews, previews and the latest news from the movies. (Feed)

Collegiate on Music
From groups you've never heard of before to the sellout bands you wish you never heard of before, we discuss the ever-evolving music scene. (Feed)

Collegiate on Student Life
A fictionalized account of the everyday life. (Feed)

Collegiate on TV
TV from yesterday, today and tommorow, this blog brings you recaps and news with the style you want and with the commentary it deserves. (Feed)

Other:

On Journalism
Focusing on issues in journalism today and tommorow. Written by the Adviser to the Collegiate. (Feed)

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DISCLAIMER: The views and opinions expressed in the blogs are not those of The Collegiate, the student newspaper of Grand Rapids Community College. By extension, the views and opinions of the blogs do not represent those of GRCC. This is not a classroom assignement. Rather, they are soley a labor of love (or spite, perhaps) of those who work on it. Their opinions are theirs alone.

Speak Out! Have something to say? Sound off to The Collegiate at grcc_collegiate@yahoo.com for your tips or views on the current news, sports, arts & entertainment and opinion.

Letters to the editors: The Collegiate is very interested in your opinions, so send your letters in. The basic premise of journalism centers on the long-standing tradition of providing an open forum and a free press. Please write to the Collegiate with your opinion. You can drop off your letters in room 339 Main building, or you can e-mail them to GRCC_Collegiate@yahoo.com. Please include your name and phone number for proper verification.

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April 23, 2008

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