“KingBootyHunter” Strikes at Florida Colleges

“KingBootyHunter” Strikes at Florida Colleges

More than 100 online videos recently posted by “KingBootyHunter” on several Web sites showcase rear ends of unknowing women walking around the University of Central Florida’s campus, and UF women have also been targeted.

After a UCF student senator reported seeing a questionable online video featuring UCF campus landmarks, officials tried without success to find the user who posted the video.

But UCF isn’t KingBootyHunter’s only backdrop. [Full Story]

Jamie Lynn Spears’ baby daddy one of Lil’ Romeo’s USC teammates?

What in the name of Adnan Ghalib does Jamie Lynn Spears have to do with Lil’ Romeo? More than you think.

According to the not-very-reliable In Touch Magazine, the two briefly dated and Spears’ baby may belong to a member of Romeo’s posse. [Full Story]

Tech Glitch Forces U. Kansas Prof to Give All Perfect Scores

Jacci Chanon was studying in her bedroom Monday night when three of her sorority sisters burst through the door.

“They were saying that everyone got a 100 percent on our biology test,” said Chanon, a sophomore. Chanon was one of the 923 students in Biology 100 to score a 100 percent on Monday’s exam because the clicker system in Budig Hall crashed. [Full Story]

Police Find Marijuana Plants in Campus Botanical Gardens

A staff member at the Matthaei Botanical Gardens, where the Practical Botany class meets, found 11 “very small plants that appear to be cannabis” in the greenhouse.

Students will sometimes joke about growing marijuana, but although students are told at the beginning of the semester not to grow anything illegal, the possibility of growing cannabis isn’t talked about much. Deep down, though, students know it’s a possibility. [Full Story]

ACU Dishing Out iPhone / iPod Touch To All Incoming Freshmen

Never heard of Abilene Christian University? We’re guessing a wide majority of the general public hasn’t either, but the institution is definitely getting its name out there by promising each incoming freshman this fall an iPhone or iPod touch. Granted, these aren’t being explicitly marked as “free,” but similar to Duke’s efforts in years past, ACU plans on using these devices for educational enrichment. [Full Story]