New Year’s Eve news update
At the bottom of the 6 o’clock hour, this is a quick update from a table in Montana Mike’s in McPherson, Kan.: While waiting for […]
Month: December 2007
Family traditions are what make the holidays special
Christmas means a lot of things to a lot of people. For children, it means presents. For some older people, it means spending money on […]
Operation Christmas: Keeping Santa alive in hearts of children, delivering presents
Thanks to Tuesday, I now have another skill and job to add to my resume. Shortly after Christmas lunch I donned a Santa costume and […]
GRE test completed, two scores to report
Well, at 8 a.m. today I took the GRE, which is basically the ACT for graduate school. I was nervous because I didn’t study and […]
Poachers kill innocent hunter, concern for others develops
Last Saturday poachers killed 18-year-old Beau Arndt of Americus. Arndt, a freshman at Emporia State, would have turned 19 years old on Tuesday, and he […]
The Wichita Eagle: Internship starts well
Monday I began my internship with The Wichita (Kan.) Eagle. Going into it I wasn’t sure what to expect, but I am having a good […]
Debates over how Earth, mankind created getting ridiculous
Some people believe God and Creationism created everything. Other people believe Evolution is the culprit. Another set of people believes in a method totally different […]
Learning the importance of ‘L’ in the Web world
I have learned a very important lesson over the course of the past couple of days. Seemingly unimportant letters can have incredible impact on a […]