Arrival in Greenburg results in creepy event
GREENSBURG, Kan.–At around 4 p.m. today the tornado sirens sounded a few times in Greensburg as the team of the Kansas Press Association’s “Greensburg Rebirth” […]
Life after graduation should be tailored for each individual
As a week of graduations finally comes to an end, I am left with a bit of a sour taste in my mouth. Whether the […]
Editor bids farewell to newspaper, campus
With the onset of finals comes the end of the semester and my editorship, and I consider myself lucky to have been a part of […]
Kansas seems to be a hot-bed of censorship
Aside from the potential First Amendment violations I am facing at the Wichita (Kan.) State University Sunflower News, another Kansas school’s student-run publication has actually […]
Newspaper gets funding, task force still in place
The Sunflower News of Wichita State University will receive its funding next year, according to WSU President Don Beggs’ memorandum dated April 25 and received […]
Newspaper task force flirts with censorship
Editor’s Note: I compiled this editorial that ran in today’s newspaper; however, it is a complete collaboration of The Sunflower News (the student newspaper of […]
WSU threatens censorship of newspaper, editor-in-chief prepares for court
I firmly believe the U.S. Bill of Rights to be an integral portion of what our country stands for, and I think it is vastly […]
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 […]
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 […]