YouTube: Northwestern University gets questioned about First Amendment
For journalists, the First Amendment is vitally important. It is what allows reporters and media outlets to exist and provide news to the masses; however, […]
Month: January 2008
Is winter driving really that complicated?
As January came to a close, the heavens dumped snow onto the state of Kansas. I’m not a huge fan of snow, and I hate […]
Big media should not quell independent voice of student media
Student media outlets across the country need to pay attention and rise to support a comrade in Colorado. Last week it was announced that media-conglomerate […]
Actor’s death gives Kansas another shot at infamy
Can we have a round of applause for Kansas, please? After all, we owe great thanks to the Topeka-based Westboro Baptist Church. If it weren’t […]
Anon Inquiries (part 2): Kansas newspaper uses anonymous sources, creates more questions for budding journalist
As a journalism student I strive to understand all facets of the profession I have fallen in love with. One of my current points of […]
Game of politics compensates for writers’ strike
For over two months network TV executives have been squaring off with the writers that help make the programming what it is. Everyone knows this, […]
New Year, New Plan: Motivation key to productive 2008
I have been asked if I am prepared, and I have been debating over how to answer such questions. The first week of the new […]