* A foreclosure firm holds a homeless-themed Halloween party. [Gawker]
* University of Chicago academics hold a conference on "Jersey Shore Studies." [NYTimes]
* Blockbuster uses the "first sale doctrine" to get around studios' delay tactics. Too bad no one uses Blockbuster anymore. [Ars Technica]
* It's been a bad year to graduate from college. [Washington Post]
* In which a fellow blogger overcomes depression, in comic form. [Hyperbole and a Half]
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