Fixing an online “paper trail” is more than setting a Facebook profile to “private.”

The regular television season is through, but that doesn’t mean there’s no TV on at all. Here are my picks of what to watch during the coming summer months.

As E3 rolls around this year, I’ve noticed that a lot of the games that are set to be shown are sequels. This got me thinking: Are all sequels really that good?

Wednesday’s “Dress for Success” show was a step up from last year’s, incorporating Will Ferrell’s infamous “glory suit” SNL skit, an insightful do’s and don’t’s lecture, and hilarious runway commentary guaranteed to give Joan Rivers a run for her money.

This past week was one of my favorites of the year: Upfronts Week. It’s the week when all the networks announce their schedules for next season and what their new shows will be. This year, I’m actually surprised with what they’ve done.

“Yeah, you’re Melissa,” a patient said to me with a smile during Bingo. That day, I probably was.

There are three things I never want to see during my time on Earth: Kiefer Sutherland when he is not Jack Bauer on “24,” Brooke Shields at a nightclub and a bar fight involving people over the age of 40.

The internet has been abuzz with new gameplay videos this past week. I’ve sorted through them all and have laid out four of the most important videos for your viewing pleasure.

As we enter the fabulous month that is May sweeps, it seems like a season (or series) finale is on every night. Whether or not they’re any good is something I find debatable.

Despite the near-hurricane that deprived the happy-go-lucky moods of many, International Street Fair wanderers clenched their umbrellas tightly to get a taste of culture, traditional clothing and, most importantly, enough delicious food to drool a flood.

Intrigued by the foreign atmosphere of the ward with more “acute” patients, I sought to explore the hospital a little more this week.

Palmerfest 2009 turned from a bright beautiful day of drinking and music into a dark and shameful night of riots, violence, and arson. Why?

For this week’s visit, I decided not to volunteer during a preset activity. The consequences of this decision were interesting, to say the least.

In a room hazed in black and pink, Ohio University students strutted their assets down the runway May 2 for the Mom’s Weekend fashion show hosted by Fashion Associates.

Announced during this year’s Game Developer’s Conference, OnLive has the possibility to change the gaming industry.