Online Gargoyle staffers watched the vice presidential debate tonight along with millions of other Americans. Starting with reporter Katy Metcalf, they blogged their reactions throughout the debate. Check inside for links to their commentary, and be sure to contribute your own thoughts to the post-debate analysis.

The 2008 Buddy Walk in support of people with Down syndrome will take place Saturday at the Champaign County Fairgrounds. SSO secretary/school registrar Ellen Lindsey and her son, Joey Lindsey, will be among the participants, while student club S4BW will volunteer at the event. Check inside for more details.

Artwork by two Uni students will adorn the CD version of Uni High's new radio documentary, "Competing Against Discrimination: Achieving Equality in Athletics at the University of Illinois," which had its broadcast premiere Saturday evening on WILL AM-580. About 50 to 60 CDs will be produced later this fall. Learn more inside.

Even though Lor Sligar detests everything the Pussycat Dolls stand for, she had to admit that their recent hit "When I Grow Up" was pretty catchy. So she decided to check out their new album, "Doll Domination." Her verdict? The Dolls will dominate something, but it won't be the top of the recommended list.

Last year's Cultural Fair had Uni students, parents, and staff dancing in the street thanks to the U of I Center for African Studies' Mara-Giri Project and other entertainers. Expect this year's lineup to get people moving as well. Among the highlights: Ugandan rapper Krukid and the Alpha Phi Alpha Step Team.