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After touring countless campuses, Alice has finally made her list of schools to apply to. Her first pick is the University of Cambridge, and she hopes that her application is good enough to get accepted. She has an interview with the dean of the college today, and she's desperate to make a good impression on him in hopes that it helps her get accepted. This is the most important interview of her life so far, so she wants to be sure to look her best. Browse the wide selection of stylish clothes, fashionable accessories, girly hairstyles, and more to get this high school graduate ready for her big college interview in this fun online dress up game for girls!

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Zoon is the first game created by Glitched Software Ltd, a one man team out of University set to make their mark on the world with their ambitious first endeavour into the game making scene.

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ANTVR has today announced that renowned Stanford University professor Shoucheng Zhang has joined the development team. The award-winning physicist joins ANTVR as chief scientist.

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Play as your favorite characters from Monsters University in this awesome action game

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Accepted! In the future, there's a full ride to college with your Gamertag on it. Robert Morris University Illinois is now offering scholarships to League of Legends players. Could this be the beginning of a digitally enriched athletic community?

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Robert Morris University Illinois in Chicago recently added eSports to its varsity athletic program, and is in the process of recruiting students who will receive scholarships based on their skills in League of Legends.

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PS Vita Reviews has snagged the PS Mobile title that the University of Utah created and made their thoughts into a review. "All in all, Origami Kami is a very unique Chinese-inspired game on the PlayStation Vita. While the constantly-looping song and the slowdown in certain stages are certainly pretty annoying, it doesnt keep the game from keeping its colorful and cute charm throughout. With a bit of patience, you can get through the rough stages and have an interesting pick-up-and-play game worth your $1.29 purchase."

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Nytimes : "Mr. Lee (executive producer at SCEA) helped teach a class at Carnegie Mellon University in which students built prototypes of games for the Vita, Sonys hand-held console. Some of the students landed internships at Sony, then jobs. This month, the results of their work in concert with others at Sony is to be announced at the annual E3 trade show in Los Angeles: the first release from a new Sony studio called Pixel Opus."