Elis react to new music service
Napster, Kazaa and Limewire have all had their heyday offering free and illegal music, but students looking to stay within the limits of the law now have a new downloading option.
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Students share some headphones as they enjoy free music provided by Ruckus.com, a Web site that provides songs to students.
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