That’s what they should warn journalism majors before they start their program. Be prepared to get your world rocked, because you will write something that you think is really good and then your editor will rip it to shreds. I’m still getting used to having my work torn apart by editors, and I’m a graduating… Read more »
Posts By: Katherine
Embassy protesting: just another day on the job
I am so much in love with life right now. I truly am. La vie est tres tres tres bonne! Je l’aime tourjours! I’m having a blast being down here in D.C. It’s an amazing city with tons to do. Just the other night we were at a place called Madam’s Organ (seemingly a former… Read more »
Re-located to D.C.!
So, it’s been very long since my last post, but life as a senior is hectic! UPDATE: I am now located in Friendship Heights in Washington D.C.! Woot. I’m on the Northwest border of “The District,” and I’m living with an associate pastor at a Presbyterian Church down here. It’s pretty exciting. I live down… Read more »
Greening the conscience
Today is the day after Black Friday, and I must admit that this year’s Black Friday deals and hoopla seemed to be a lot more than they were last year. Every time I opened my browser to the news, all of the articles popping up had to deal with which stores are giving the best… Read more »
Do you care about the environment? I want some answers :)
Hi, everyone, So, a lot of the work I do on campus and via blogs and articles and such is to promote environmental living. But, I feel like when people hear the word “environmental” and “sustainable” they shut down or they just write it off as a movement. I’m just curious though…. how many people… Read more »
ALANA Peace and Unity Walk!
EVENT: “Peace and Unity Walk” DATE: Sunday, Sept. 19, 2010, 9:30 a.m. gathering, 10:15 a.m. walk PURPOSE: The African, Latino, Asian, and Native American coalition’s (ALANA) “Peace & Unity Walk” aims to build positive and lasting relationships (personal/professional) among college students (of multicultural backgrounds) at SUNY Oswego and the Oswego community. TIME: We will gather… Read more »
Back to school, what are you looking forward to this year?
Welcome back everyone! So I moved into my apartment on E. Second. It’s a one-bedroom and pretty nice. The stove is a little wack: aka the flame goes out but the gas keeps on pumping. I think I’m going to replace it with one from home (don’t ask why we have an extra stove). My… Read more »
How is it senior year already?
Graduation is imminent! The summer has flown by! I can’t believe it’s halfway through summer! I wish that I had more time to work for the summer, but I also can’t wait to go back to school. I’ve been having the weirdest dreams about being late for journalism classes with Professor Gilligan, who I’m not… Read more »
Tantalizing mind games
Ghana just beat the U.S. in the 2010 World Cup My friend Jenny who I met in Ghana is at the World Cup; I hope she saw it. My boyfriend and family says I have no national pride, which is slightly true. I was rooting for Ghana because I want to see a country whose… Read more »
Holy cow semester and Scotland!
Jeez Louise.. I am just catching up with the end of the semester now, about two weeks after it officially ended! The month of May just FLEW by, and every single class decided to take up every little second of my life. BUT, it proved fruitful when I just checked my grades yesterday. Got some… Read more »
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