Just before the New Year, Lake Superior State University released its “List of Words and Phrases Banished from the Queen’s English for Mis-Use, Over-Use and General Uselessness”, an annual list of terms that should be banned from use for the coming year. The popular list began on Jan. 1, 1976, when former LSSU PR Director Bill Rabe and a group of friends known then as “The Unicorn Hunters” each contributed a few expressions they disliked to form the inaugural list. Since then, LSSU receives well over 1,000 nominations annually through its website, lssu.edu/banished. Check out the 14 words nominated for banishment in 2011 after the jump!

If you happened to read the Dane Cook issue of COED from the fall of 2006 you might have seen our college Miss COED model Natasha Komis representing Seton Hall University. After graduating from SHU Natasha went on to become the head model for American Apparel, if you haven’t seen her internet ads and street billboards for American Apparel & Busted T… Click to read more

Paris Hilton is a lot of things – loaded, dumb, whorish – but an actor isn’t one of them, as evidenced by The Hottie and the Nottie, her latest foray into film.
In The Hottie and the Nottie (clever!) Hilton plays some hot chick who some rail-thin, awkwardly-cute dude (Hollywood’s new favorite movie accessory) has liked since grade s… Click to read more