A new social networking Web site is joining the ranks of Facebook and MySpace to bring students the next generation of peer to peer networking.

Qlique.com, which launched on Sept. 10, is the freshest way to procrastinate on the Web. This web site stands apart from the first-generation features of Facebook and MySpace because of its live elements. It’s not just about viewing a profile or sending a message, but about peer to peer networking with various types of entertainment features. Everything is live and it’s about what’s happening around you just like your real-world social life.

One thing this new peer to peer networking site has done is built the site around college students, including setting up rivals with other colleges, fraternities and sororities and really built it to their liking.

The cool new features of this peer to peer networking site could catch on if more people use it. It’s a lot  more interactive than the standard social networking sites, and has games that you can set up with friends like poker and college trivia.