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Fandom News

• Fashion Forward: The Oscar edition, with Bullock, Lopez (USA Today)
  This week: And the best-hair award goes to ...
• In defense of fandom (Columbia Daily Spectator)
  This weekend was a momentous one in the world of Columbia sports. A sophomore ran a sub-four-minute mile. The men’s swimming team placed third at the Ivy Championships, and one junior on the team won the Ivy title. The women’s basketball team set a record for most wins in a season.
• First Person: My First Cap As A USA Fan (Goal.com via Yahoo! Sports)
  Goal.com's newest contributor Keith Hickey recalls the first time he saw the USMNT take the field in person.
• Patrick Roy returns home to revive Remparts (SportingNews)
  Rory Boylen It must have been tough for die-hard hockey fans from Patrick Roy's hometown, Quebec City, to root for his bleu, blanc et rouge while their Nordiques hit a rough slide in the late 198
• Mastermind behind 'guerrilla campaign' to destroy sequel emerges from dark (Times Online)
  I’d like to say that he was wearing a mask and a cloak, and that we met in the bowels of the Her Majesty’s Theatre, but the truth is more prosaic: beanie hat, hoody, an arterial road in London.
• Taste My Rainbow [84] - An Adolescent Aggravated By Addiction (Lords of Pain)
  Cozy up next to the campfire and share your tale with the cool kids... unless said story sucks.
• Monday Morning Update (Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal)
  Morning folks. A few Monday morning thoughts for you. Saturday was a good day for Ole Miss fandom.
• On Location: Final Fantasy XIII Midnight Release (Game Informer)
  I like to get my games as soon as possible, especially when it’s a huge release like Final Fantasy XIII. Plenty of like-minded gamers convened around local video game shops last night to grab Square-Enix’s biggest title of the last four years. Game Informer attended one such midnight launch to see how many hardcore Final Fantasy fans turned out, ask them […]
• Obituary: Jerry H. Owens / Served as counsel to U.S. newspapers (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
  Jerry Hale Owens, the son of a small-town West Virginia newspaper publisher who grew up to travel the world working on high-stakes newspaper acquisition deals, died Saturday after a long bout with
• Epic Beard Man Becomes a Cottage Industry (East Bay Express)
  Tom Russo, Michael the Black Guy, and Amber Lamps are real human beings. They're also commodities. by Rachel Swan By now, Epic Beard Man has gained so much currency in pop culture, he has become a veritable household name. The video of his February 15 bus brawl on AC Transit garnered well over five million YouTube views thus far, beating out Tilikum the […]