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Best Alternative Media Outlet

January 15, 2008 RSS Feed Print
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Which nontraditional medium do you prefer?

Vote for a blog or podcast.
Gadfly: Harvard blog, not so much about Harvard, but written by its students.
Ball State Daily News podcasts: Our only nonblog entry—professional quality and updated regularly.
The Colonialist: George Washington University blog started by a campus comedy troupe.
The Daily Clog: From UC-Berkeley's Daily Cal—check out the "Sign of the Apocalypse" series.
IvyGate: Blog about all things Ivy League—riding that line between self-love and loathing.
Wesleying: We'll see how much support last year's winner from Wesleyan University can muster up.
The Bwog: The blog from Columbia University's Blue and White featured excellent Ahmadinejad coverage.
College: On the Record—University of Michigan: Check out the "Greek Mythology" series for a rundown of the best and worst of frat and sorority life.
College: On the Record—University of Wisconsin-Madison: The blog's rudimentary use of the Paint tool is priceless.


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Ball State University,
Wesleyan University,
Ivy League,
UC-Berkeley,
Columbia University,
Harvard University,
University of Michigan,
University of Wisconsin,
George Washington University

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Where's Penn's Under the Button? I'll vote for that.

of PA 11:29PM December 14, 2010

I voted for Gadfly but it is not showing up. Why?

Annoyed of RI 1:26AM February 04, 2008

LETS GO BLUE!

The Michigan OTR is clearly the best. Its entertaining, it often discusses issues that are important on campus, and its contributors are witty and talented!

Hail to the Victors!

Travis of MI 12:36AM January 31, 2008

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