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-- Cage "Half of Us" special -- Respected indie rap artist Cage talks

frankly about how he's used music to fight drug abuse and psychotic

tendencies. He discusses how time spent in a mental institution became

creative inspiration - channeling dark experiences to counter thoughts

of weakness and depression. Debuts March 10th on mtvU and

http://www.HalfofUs.com.

-- Iraqi War Student Veterans -- Student soldiers from both coasts speak

out about the challenges of readjusting to college life and how they're

overcoming them. A leading expert on Post Traumatic Stress Disorder

discusses the resources available for returning war vets and the unique

difficulties of going from war to the campus quad. Debuts March 17th

on mtvU and http://www.HalfofUs.com.

-- mtvU & The Associated Press College Mental Health Poll -- An in-depth

look at the impact stress and depression are having on the national

college audience -- particularly at this pivotal point of the semester.

The poll will provide fresh insights into how the war, starting a

career, campus safety, technology, substance abuse and other factors

affect college students' stress levels and mental health today -- and

where they are, or are not, turning for help. Findings to be released

during the last two weeks of March.

-- "Alive Campaign" founders host "Dean's List" -- The Baylor University

students who founded the suicide prevention non-profit "Alive Campaign"

take over an episode of mtvU's top 10 video countdown "Dean's List."

The students will share their favorite videos and talk about their

upcoming bike trek from Waco, Texas to Anchorage, Alaska, with the aim

of reducing stud
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