Ready for Their Close-Ups

By ANDREA L. FOSTER

College students are increasingly posting video clips of their daily — and nightly — lives on Web sites for all to see

Drew Zandonella-Stannard is videotaping her silly, playful moments as a student at Smith College. And you can see them online. Anyone can.

See Drew dance. Listen to Drew sing. Watch Drew's girlfriends chat over dinner.

Ms. Zandonella-Stannard carries her digital camera around campus in her purse everywhere she goes, and she pulls it

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