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Dorm Mom - College Laundry Services and Online TV Streaming

Beginning Summer 2008, Dorm Mom, the company that brings you affordable Laundry Services , will begin showing streams of online TV programs from all over the world. This is for the viewership of our users when they visit Dorm Mom and the service will be free. This can be seen as synonymous to going to the laundromat and watching TV while waiting for your laundry to be done :) TV streams will include major news channels like CNN, ABC, BBC, etc., comedy channels, MTVU, etc. Users are able to suggest streams which will be added once we deem the channel appropriate. We are excited about this and looking forward to it. Instead of searching the web for movies, videos, etc., Dorm Mom will have all in one place. We will be featuring channels from around the world as a way to educate more people about what is going in our world today. Come back for the opening. There would be a link on the Dorm Mom homepage to the entertainment site.

Save 15% with Dorm Mom By June 15th, 2008

For freshmen going to college for the first time, the thought of what to expect can be daunting. College actually is a lot of fun but you need to make the best of your time to enjoy the fun and have the most experience. With a full load of classes, homework, labs, intermural activities, etc. you can easily find yourself in a time crunch that would leave you wondering why there are only 24 hours in a day. Most college students find it extremely difficult to deal with new life challenges coupled with academics. There is little or no time available for homework much less sleep or cleaning. This leads to high stress levels and increase dropout rate among Americas collegiate institutions. However, there is great news for students enrolling during the Fall 2008 Academic Semester. Dorm Mom , the company that brings you laundry services, apartment cleaning, grocery delivery, dry cleaning, water delivery, etc. will extend its services to more colleges and universities in the United States and C