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• Juliana Brint explores what it means to be a student with ADD at Georgetown in this week’s cover.  Adam Briscoe’s take? “It’s a square peg in a round hole. And thus far the University has demanded that ADD students become round pegs and has no assistance in maybe squaring up some of their own hole-iness.”
• In case you haven’t noticed from our overload of GUSA posts, it’s campaign season!  The Editorial Board announces their pick while Kate Mays follows the candidates as they sell their platforms to the masses.
• What do Valentine’s Day and canvassing for your favorite 2008 candidate have in common?  Clare Malone just might have the answer.
• Dan Cook gives Steve Jobs a piece of his mind.  In next week’s issue: Steve Jobs responds.
• Syracuse may have just dropped one to the worst team in the Big East, but that doesn’t mean that Saturday is going to be a walk in the park for the Hoyas.  Tony Francavilla checks in with another of his excellent previews.
• Three in one week!  Condi Rice, Keith Ellison and Ron Paul all stopped by Georgetown to impart a few bits of wisdom.
• Hey!  John Darnielle!  Will Sommer has a bone to pick with you.

And that’s only scratching the surface.  You can hit the rest up here.

Whatever redeeming qualities this video has (there aren’t many) are ruined by the “Created with Flip4Mac” message that mars ever single shot. You guys couldn’t find some video editing software that doesn’t splatter itself all over your movie? I could be wrong, but I’m pretty sure there are computers in Gelardin that might have just what you’re looking for…

But onto the movie itself. I find the three scenes (CPR to someone lying motionless in Healy, two guys embracing after washing their hands in the bathroom, and a girl making out with a teddy bear) not at all appealing and more than a little creepy. Also, I think the use of “Hide and Seek” might be a slight nod to the OC/”Dear Sister” SNL sketch but I can’t say I really get it. The same goes for this entire movie.

Hayes and Madorsky threw their hat into the GUSA-YouTube ring tonight with a clever take-off of those UPS ads. Never mind the slightly off-putting statement, “It’s not really how to vote. It’s who to vote for.” And don’t worry that the duo is adding UPS to the list of brands they’ve appropriated for their campaign. The video is a good concept, well-executed and, most importantly, brief (take note, Brown and Sevin). Bonus points for an awesome drawing of Lauinger.