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University of Delaware libraries prove they are the top party school by offering RefWorks workshops. Like a boss. BYOWineCooler.
Here's all the movie spots from the Super Bowl cause this library stuff is getting boring.
And here's the gag reel from L.A. Noire, the game I liked because it was like playing a season of The Wire: L.A. Confidential.
