“Justifying the Wrongs”
Eyes around the globe have been glued to their TV sets as the PyeongChang 2018 Olympic Winter Games have been underway since Friday, Feb. 9 to much hurrah. However, tabloids have been filled with not the...
“Eyeing the Ads”
Another Super Bowl means time for multi-million dollar commercials. A 30-second commercial costed more than $5 million at Super Bowl LII, according to CNBC, making it high stakes to create an eye-catching...
The Sea of Injustice
When award season comes around every year, one of the biggest topics of conversation in the media is how effectively each award show is able to incorporate diversity - through minorities being nominated for...
Until the Levee Breaks
When we hear the term “government shutdown,” many individuals delve into a sort of mass hysteria, worried that the already catastrophic frame of the government is collapsing in on itself. This delving into...
A Fall From Grace
As young journalists, we are ingrained with the fundamentals of ethics that form the basis of our careers as watchdogs of the public good. Additionally, we look to the echelons of news giants such as Lester...
Can You Paint with All the Colors of the Whirlwind?
In 1963, former President John F. Kennedy introduced the Civil Rights Act, which outlawed segregation of race, color and other “discriminating” factors in the United States. The act changed the political...
The Rockettes: A Christmas Tradition
Once the turkey has been served and the leftovers are packed away in the fridge, it’s time to bring out the Christmas cheer. The perfect way to do this is by seeing the famous Rockettes in the best city in...
“One Tree Hill” Is A Source of Strength
“There’s no shame in being afraid. Hell, we’re all afraid. What you gotta do is figure out what you’re afraid of because when you put a face on it, you can beat it. Better yet, you can use it.” This...
Count Your Blessings
With exams, papers and presentations, it can be easy to forget that one of the biggest holidays of the year is right around the corner — Thanksgiving. College students usually associate this holiday with a...
Give It To Me Short and Sweet
With the advent of Twitter in 2006, journalists around the globe found a new challenge in conveying their stories and messages in a social media format that would limit one’s prose to 140 characters. Since...