Anon Inquiries (part 1): Anonymity needed tool for nation’s journalists
Recently a story was published in The St. Charles Journal, a small Missouri newspaper near St. Louis, about a 13-year-old girl, Megan Meier, who committed […]
Month: November 2007
Thanksgiving tastes better with a side-order of dumb
After Thursday’s excessive amount of consuming sleep-inducing turkey, marshmallow-encrusted sweet potatoes and all the stuffing I could handle, I realized a couple of things. First, […]
‘Scrubs’ causes laughter, helps make life easier to understand
I am Dr. John Dorian. Yes, that is the name of Zach Braff’s character on the television show “Scrubs,” and I believe that show is […]
Phelps’ church loses suit, but to what avail?
Finally a court has stood up to the Topeka-based Westboro Baptist Church. Last week a federal court in Baltimore awarded the family of a fallen […]
YouTube: K-State produces an interesting video
I was just e-mailed a link to this video, which was produced at Kansas State University. It is very interesting and thought provoking. Enjoy.
The Update (finally): Rob Curley gives tour of WPNI and The Washington Post
So, I know I promised an update on how the tours at Washingtonpost.Newsweek Interactive and The Washington Post went. I have been waiting in hopes […]