Flying high in the Liberty Belle
Editor’s Note: This post was delayed due to the photo gallery I created. It simply took longer than expected. On Monday I flew high above […]
Month: April 2008
An era nears its undeniable end
With every tick of the clock, the end nears with a silent certainty. Graduation looms over my head, and I am stoked. I’ve enjoyed my […]
Nation numb to threat of disastrous violence in wake of tragic anniversaries
Wednesday marked the one-year anniversary of the Virginia Tech massacre in Blacksburg. Of course, you wouldn’t have known it around here. Perhaps the largest reminders […]
Looking at the one-year anniversary of the Va. Tech massacre
The state of Virginia is currently experiencing pains of remembrance. It was one year ago today that Cho Seung-Hui stalked around the Virginia Tech campus […]
Facebook poised to tackle AOL’s AIM
Since I first created an account, I have strongly believed Facebook was vastly superior to the other social networking giant that is MySpace. However, now […]
In honor of the KU victory over UNC and Roy Williams
The Kansas Jayhawks beat former coach Roy Williams and the North Carolina Tarheels 84-66 last night in San Antonio during a NCAA Final Four game. […]
Journalism enters fashion world
I saw this dress in SPLURGE! magazine, which is a local magazine in Wichita, Kan. I know this isn’t the only newsprint-orientated clothing item in […]
Remembering those that have passed before us
The people and staff of The Sunflower News at Wichita State University are in a time of great mourning. This week marks the one-year anniversary […]