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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
My current favorite song
So, below is my current favorite song. It is called “Apologize” by Timbaland featuring One Republic. The video is a trip. Enjoy. Oh, by the […]
Gourmet salads are just what Doc Green’s ordered
Editor’s Note: This was my first attempt at an eatery review. I’m not so sure how it went, but everyone can read it here anyway. […]
Rob has seen curleynation.com, plans to meet with WSU group
Today was the first day of the College Media Advisers (CMA) Conference in Washington, D.C., and Rob Curley was the main speaker of the day. […]
Pumpkin patch trip proves difficult
I was told it would be an easy trip to Walter’s Pumpkin Patch near Burns, Kan. I was lied to. My friend Stacy and I […]
CSU opinion results in backlash
A couple of weeks ago, I voiced my opinion over an editorial that ran in the Colorado State University Rocky Mountain Collegian. I printed this […]