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  1. [CNN] South Korea shocked by shooting link
  2. [BBC] University 'warned about gunman'
  3. [BBC] Australia and US to swap refugees
  4. [Slashdot] Sony Fixes Problems With New DVDs
  5. [BBC] Nigerian army attacks Islamists
  6. [CNN] Killer's worried teacher called police
  7. [CNN] Killer's worried teacher called police
  8. [Slashdot] MS Silverlight a Step Back For Linux Users
  9. [Slashdot] Blackberry Network is Down
  10. [CNN] Killer's worried teacher called police
  11. [CNN] Armed cops ring Tech building today
  12. [CNN] Promising, extraordinary lives cut short
  13. [BBC] Over 50 dead in Baghdad attacks
  14. [BBC] Bangladesh blocks ex-PM's return
  15. [Slashdot] Turbo Tax Melts Down on Tax Day
  16. [CNN] Dobbs: Death and violence are not rites of passage
  17. [Slashdot] Intel's Penryn Benchmarked
  18. [CNN] Killer's worried teacher called police
  19. [BBC] Blackberry failure jams e-mails
  20. [Slashdot] Linux Based Nokia N800 Internet Tablet Reviewed
  21. [CNN] Killer's worried teacher called police
  22. [BBC] Virginia gunman 'had mental care'
  23. [CNN] Police probed stalking complaints
  24. [CNN] Virginia Tech killer a self-described 'question mark'
  25. [Slashdot] Only 244 Genuine Windows Vista's Sold in China
  26. [CNN] Cho's plays included murderous dreams
  27. [Slashdot] Anti-Spam Suits and Booby-Trapped Motions
  28. [CNN] Scores killed in Baghdad bomb carnage
  29. [BBC] US court backs abortion plan ban
  30. [BBC] Three killed at Turkish publisher
  31. [Slashdot] NY Governor to Target Violent Video Games
  32. [CNN] Police probed complaints against Cho
  33. [CNN] At least 170 killed in Baghdad bombings
  34. [CNN] Police probed complaints against Cho
  35. [Slashdot] Browser Wars Declared Over?
  36. [Slashdot] NY Governor to Target Violent Video Games
  37. [Slashdot] Anti-Spam Suits and Booby-Trapped Motions
  38. [Slashdot] Only 244 Genuine Windows Vista's Sold in China
  39. [Slashdot] Linux Based Nokia N800 Internet Tablet Reviewed
  40. [CNN] Victims full of possibilities that will never be known
  41. [Slashdot] Top 10 Internet Crimes of '06
  42. [Slashdot] Online Video Suddenly Gets Brainy
  43. [CNN] Cho's prof to class: Don't feel guilty
  44. [Slashdot] MySQL Stored Procedure Programming
  45. [BBC] Barghouti urges Johnston release
  46. [Slashdot] Star Trek Shields Now a Possibility?
  47. [CNN] 2005 court ruled Tech killer 'imminent danger'
  48. [CNN] Online grief: 'I loved you like my own sister'
  49. [Slashdot] U.S. Soldiers Hate New High-Tech Gear
  50. [BBC] Dow Jones sets new all-time high
  51. [CNN] Shooter's last 'disturbing' package
  52. [CNN] Wounded survivors 'doing very well'
  53. [BBC] Iran nuclear operations confirmed
  54. [Slashdot] "Smart Dust" to Explore Planets
  55. [BBC] Virginia gunman sent media letter
  56. [Slashdot] Montana Says No to Real ID, Passes Law to Deny It
  57. [CNN] Shooter's last 'disturbing' package
  58. [Slashdot] Details of Microsoft 's Settlement with Iowa
  59. [Slashdot] Details of Microsoft 's Settlement with Iowa
  60. [Slashdot] Montana Says No to Real ID, Passes Law to Deny It
  61. [Slashdot] "Smart Dust" to Explore Planets
  62. [Slashdot] U.S. Soldiers Hate New High-Tech Gear
  63. [Slashdot] Star Trek Shields Now a Possibility?
  64. [CNN] Shooter's 'disturbing' message
  65. [CNN] Shooter's twisted video rant
  66. [Slashdot] Bill Would Require Labels on Cloned Food
  67. [BBC] Taleban 'war crimes' on Afghans
  68. [Slashdot] Why are Websites Still Forcing People to Use IE?
  69. [Slashdot] Why are Websites Still Forcing People to Use IE?
  70. [Slashdot] The World's Longest Tunnel
  71. [Slashdot] Why are Websites Still Forcing People to Use IE?
  72. [BBC] Iraqi PM condemns Baghdad attacks
  73. [Slashdot] Why are Websites Still Forcing People to Use IE?
  74. [Slashdot] Why are Websites Still Forcing People to Use IE?
  75. [Slashdot] Why are Websites Still Forcing People to Use IE?
  76. [CNN] Shooter's twisted video rant
  77. [Slashdot] Hackers Invited To Crack Internet Voting
  78. [Slashdot] Why are Websites Still Forcing People to Use IE?
  79. [Slashdot] Why are Websites Still Forcing People to Use IE?
  80. [Slashdot] Details of Microsoft's Settlement With Iowa
  81. [Slashdot] Why are Websites Still Forcing People to Use IE?
  82. [Slashdot] Word Vulnerability Compromised US State Dept.
  83. [Slashdot] Why are Websites Still Forcing People to Use IE?
  84. [Slashdot] Why are Websites Still Forcing People to Use IE?
  85. [Slashdot] Why are Websites Still Forcing People to Use IE?
  86. [BBC] US set for Russia missile talks
  87. [Slashdot] Why are Websites Still Forcing People to Use IE?
  88. [Slashdot] Why are Websites Still Forcing People to Use IE?
  89. [Slashdot] Why are Websites Still Forcing People to Use IE?
  90. [CNN] Shooter's twisted video rant
  91. [CNN] Wife: Preacher made me dress 'slutty'
  92. [CNN] Horses may be doped up for Stones concert
  93. [BBC] HRT linked to ovarian cancer risk
  94. [Slashdot] Scientists Identify Genes Activated During Learning And Memory
  95. [BBC] UN accuses Sudan over weapons
  96. [BBC] Fears over China economy surge
  97. [BBC] Ice traps Canadian seal hunters
  98. [BBC] Nigeria parties mull poll boycott
  99. [Slashdot] IT's Big Spenders
  100. [CNN] Venom from the grave
  101. [BBC] Arabs form Israel 'contact group'
  102. [BBC] Iraq suicide bomb hits fuel lorry
  103. [CNN] Campus killer's purchases complied with gun laws
  104. [CNN] New Iraq suicide bombing kills 10
  105. [BBC] France set for final poll rallies
  106. [BBC] Gonzales to face Senate grilling
  107. [Slashdot] Mozilla Releases Thunderbird 2.0.0
  108. [CNN] Gonzales to get tough questions on attorney firings
  109. [CNN] Navarrette: Will Gonzales get a fair hearing?
  110. [Slashdot] Michael Dell Using Ubuntu Linux At Home
  111. [Slashdot] Legislation To Overhaul US Patent System
  112. [CNN] Students angered, disgusted by gunman's manifesto
  113. [CNN] Gonzales to get tough questions
  114. [Slashdot] Ubuntu Feisty Fawn Released
  115. [CNN] Students angered, disgusted by gunman's manifesto
  116. [CNN] Gonzales apologizes over firings
  117. [CNN] Navarrette: No sign of fairness for Gonzales
  118. [Slashdot] Bad Security Driving Out the Good
  119. [BBC] Police 'regret' at killer's video
  120. [Slashdot] RIAA Wants Student Deposed On School Day
  121. [BBC] Missing BBC reporter 'alive'
  122. [Slashdot] Major UK Child Porn Investigation Flawed
  123. [CNN] Gates in Iraq in wake of carnage
  124. [CNN] When is it OK to put a student away?
  125. [Slashdot] Microsoft Takes On the OLPC
  126. [CNN] Prof cared for students like his own kids
  127. [CNN] Leader yanks nation into 1700% inflation
  128. [Slashdot] HP Stops Selling Printers, Starts Selling Prints
  129. [CNN] Gonzales: No partisan politics at Justice
  130. [Slashdot] Second Life To Open Source Server Code
  131. [Slashdot] Windows Buyers Pay Patent Tax of $21.50 ?
  132. [CNN] Gonzales: No partisanship at Justice
  133. [BBC] EU agrees new racial hatred law
  134. [CNN] Tech victim's family fights to tell his story
  135. [Slashdot] Space Race Heats Up in Asia
  136. [CNN] Columbine survivor: Emotional roller coaster ahead
  137. [Slashdot] MySpace Takes on Google News and Digg
  138. [Slashdot] Dell To Offer Win XP On Consumer PCs Again
  139. [CNN] GOP senator urges Gonzales to quit
  140. [CNN] Student played dead as Cho killed himself
  141. [Slashdot] FCC Admits Mistakes In Measuring Broadband Competition
  142. [Slashdot] Yahoo Sued for Giving User Information to China
  143. [Slashdot] SCO Chairman Fights to Ban Open Wireless Networks
  144. [CNN] Preacher's wife convicted
  145. [CNN] Tech victim's family fights to tell story
  146. [CNN] Tech's 'Star Trek' prof pushed students to achieve
  147. [Slashdot] The Math of Text Readability
  148. [CNN] Preacher's wife convicted of his killing
  149. [CNN] Victim played dead as Cho shot himself
  150. [BBC] Kyrgyz riot police clear protest
  151. [Slashdot] Amazon Sues Alexaholic
  152. [CNN] W.H. insiders: Gonzales hurt himself
  153. [Slashdot] Typing Patterns for Authentication
  154. [BBC] Amnesty attacks Iraq executions
  155. [Slashdot] DOJ Names Dozens of IT Vendors in Kickback Scheme
  156. [Slashdot] Lyrid Meteor Shower Arrives This Weekend
  157. [BBC] Somalia faces aid crisis, says UN
  158. [BBC] Inquiry to probe Virginia killing
  159. [BBC] 'Ghost yacht' found off Australia
  160. [Slashdot] Monkey Business and Freakonomics
  161. [BBC] Nigeria leader admits poll flaws
  162. [Slashdot] Canadian MP Calls For ISP Licenses, Content Blocks
  163. [BBC] More Somali fighting amid crisis
  164. [BBC] French candidates in final push
  165. [BBC] Russian police question Kasparov
  166. [CNN] Billionaire widow of Wal-Mart founder dies at 87
  167. [Slashdot] Sun Asks China to Merge its Doc Format With ODF
  168. [CNN] Day of mourning for Virginia Tech victims
  169. [CNN] Survivors, families mark Columbine anniversary
  170. [BBC] Nigeria ballots 'not in country'
  171. [BBC] EU-Russia relations 'at low ebb'
  172. [CNN] Dow 13,000 in sight
  173. [Slashdot] Botnet on Botnet Action
  174. [Slashdot] Apple Issues Patches for 25 Security Holes
  175. [BBC] Bollywood hails star wedding
  176. [CNN] Nation mourns Virginia Tech massacre victims
  177. [CNN] Dow 13,000 in sight
  178. [Slashdot] Cell SMS in Planes on Trial Down-Under
  179. [CNN] Hokie nation
  180. [CNN] Cho's classmates recall 'kid who never spoke'
  181. [CNN] Hokie nation
  182. [CNN] Cho's classmates recall 'kid who never spoke'
  183. [Slashdot] RIM Releases Reason for Blackberry Outage
  184. [CNN] Plate: Let's lay down our right to bear arms
  185. [CNN] Nugent: Gun-free zones are recipe for disaster
  186. [CNN] Plate: Let's lay down our right to bear arms
  187. [CNN] Nugent: Gun-free zones are recipe for disaster
  188. [Slashdot] Microsoft/Samsung Ink Patent Deal
  189. [Slashdot] Seven Essential Tips for Using Ubuntu Feisty Fawn
  190. [CNN] Bells toll for Virginia Tech victims
  191. [Slashdot] Human Blood May Contain A Cure For AIDS
  192. [BBC] Bush upbeat on Iraq security plan
  193. [CNN] Virginia Tech falls silent to honor its dead
  194. [Slashdot] OpenOffice Could Soon Become Web-Based Apps
  195. [Slashdot] Phil Harrison Answers Your Questions
  196. [Slashdot] Airships to Patrol Venezuela's Skies
  197. [BBC] More action urged on BBC man
  198. [Slashdot] Nintendo's Sale Dominance Gets Noticed
  199. [CNN] Gunman opened fire at NASA building, police say
  200. [CNN] Virginia Tech falls silent to honor dead
  201. [BBC] Gunman report causes Nasa alert
  202. [Slashdot] Gamers Grapple With VA Tech Shooting
  203. [CNN] Gunman opened fire in NASA building, police say
  204. [CNN] Dow ends week with third high
  205. [Slashdot] OMB Website Exposes Thousands of SSNs
  206. [Slashdot] Laptops And Flat Panels Now Vulnerable to Van Eck Methods
  207. [CNN] Gunman opens fire in NASA building, police say
  208. [CNN] Gunman barricades himself in NASA building
  209. [CNN] Student: Nothing will shatter Hokie spirit
  210. [CNN] Dow ends with record 3-peat
  211. [Slashdot] Microsoft Says iPhone is Irrelevant to Business
  212. [Slashdot] Laptops And Flat Panels Now Vulnerable to Van Eck Methods
  213. [CNN] Cho family apologizes for his 'unspeakable actions'
  214. [Slashdot] AMD Reports $611 Million Loss
  215. [CNN] Two die in NASA standoff
  216. [CNN] Student: Tech spirit will survive
  217. [CNN] Student: Hokie spirit will survive
  218. [Slashdot] Russia's Floating Nuclear Plants Under Fire From Greens
  219. [BBC] Campus killer's family 'so sorry'
  220. [CNN] Cho family: We are humbled this darkness
  221. [CNN] Cho family: We are humbled by this darkness
  222. [CNN] Cho family: He made the world weep
  223. [Slashdot] Women Are Fleeing IT Jobs
  224. [BBC] Week in pictures: 14-20 April
  225. [BBC] Bhutan holds fake national poll
  226. [Slashdot] Teens Actually Do Protect Their Online Profiles
  227. [BBC] Delays overshadow Nigerian poll
  228. [Slashdot] MacBook Hacked In Contest Via Zero-Day Hole in Safari
  229. [BBC] US warns of attack in Philippines
  230. [BBC] French pause ahead of first vote
  231. [BBC] Castro resumes official business
  232. [CNN] Cho family: He made the world weep
  233. [BBC] Hopes fade for 'ghost yacht' crew
  234. [Slashdot] Text Messages Used To Monitor Elections
  235. [CNN] Police: Bombing fails on Nigeria poll day
  236. [Slashdot] Microsoft is Sued for Patent Violation over .NET
  237. [CNN] Wisconsin teen 'freaked out,' didn't intend to kill
  238. [BBC] Egyptian jailed for Israel spying
  239. [CNN] Cho's family speaks out as students plan to return
  240. [CNN] Sheriff: Family killed on turnpike linked to drug ring
  241. [Slashdot] Brown Dwarf Stars May Be Missing Cosmic Link
  242. [Slashdot] The Gigahertz Race is Back On
  243. [CNN] NASA gunman kills hostage
  244. [CNN] Cho's family 'so very sorry' as students plan to return
  245. [CNN] Wisconsin teen: I 'freaked out,' didn't mean to kill
  246. [CNN] Bombers target Nigeria's vote HQ on election day
  247. [CNN] French take 'day of reflection' before voting
  248. [CNN] Baseball kickstarts Hokie healing
  249. [CNN] U.S. criticized for building wall around Sunnis
  250. [CNN] Billionaire space tourist comes back down to Earth