Love how the college republicans are trying to make it seem like voting GOP is the perfect way to rebel against your parents. This whole thing makes me need to puke a little. I really hope no GOP women were involved in coming up with this idea. I'm already sad for the actors involved.

Isn't this already what the FCC does? There ARE words banned by the FCC. There is an entire George Carlin skit about it. And if someone said the n-word casually on TV they very well already might face a fine (although, frankly, I have no idea if that is a word that would get a fine, but my guess is yes since on the…

I'm super impressed by the cut The Daily Show put together on this. Including the focus group section while not including anything said in the debate was really smart, and doesn't really change the fact that the people defending the team's name prioritize not spending $50 on a new jersey over a whole group of people's…

You mean something like "the entire situation is very taxing on a man whose needs can be summed up in three letters?"

From the AP Stylebook: "Use female as an adjective, not woman. She is the first female governor of North Carolina."

Pretty sure that was a hazing story that was supposed to have happened at Hofstra, but not necessarily in her sorority, or even when she was there. This is what I think she was trying to clarify, because the last story was kind of confusing and mentioned a lot of hazing stories that weren't related to her.

I completely agree. I didn't actually see that she was forcing people to drink, or I would have mentioned that, too. She definitely deserved punishment. I just don't think she deserved to have it insinuated that she was doing those other things.

Based on the last story Jez ran (which I admittedly found super interesting), at her behest Miss America's "pledges in the incoming class were called names, berated for their perceived physical flaws and imperfections, and made to perform physical tasks to the point of bruising and exhaustion."

HAHAHAH That's amazing. She obviously made her Barbies have sex as a child, too.

so true. My barbies were really busy working as award winning movie stars/teachers/farmers and also stealing each others' boyfriend (only had one Ken who was a total manic pixie dream guy) and hanging out in the hot tub (a tin of water I forgot my dolls in until their legs got messed up with mold).

How does this girl buy clothes, like, ever?

This news about Andrew Keegan is the exact intersection of things I love: weird religions/cults and Julia Stiles movies.

Great point! It's like holding "You're not invited to my birthday party" over someone's head.

You can blame entitlement on a lot of things, but not Mr. Rogers! That man was all about being nice to others and even treating puppets as you'd like to be treated. And taking off your shoes inside the house and switching sweaters.

Did you go to Notre Dame? Because that's their system. (I went to Saint Mary's)

Thank god. You wrote this just in time. I was debating whether or not to eat an entire bag of Cookies & Cream Drops. If it won't make a difference either way, may as well do it.!

This stuck out to me as well. My school didn't have Greek organizations though, so I just really must not get it.

That Nicholas Cage photo is seriously creepy how much they look alike!

Probably not, since he's a guy.

Sally could be their intern!