Slate’s ‘Slow Burn’ podcast focuses on journalism history
Season two of Slate’s “Slow Burn” podcast hit my feed last week. It’s going to be about the scandal of President Bill Clinton and Monica […]
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‘Greatest Showman’ provides great entertainment
“The Greatest Showman” illuminates the big screen with the same flash and furry film’s subject lit up the big tents when his circus came to […]
PHOTOS: Spring Break 2011
First, sorry this has taken so long to post, but my mom fell ill and that is far more important than showing off pictures from […]
March Madness: If You Root Against Kansas, You Root Against America
This column is written by Hampton Stevens, who writes for ESPN.com’s Page 2 and ESPN the Magazine, as well as The Atlantic and TheAtlantic.com. This column […]
WSU showcases historic images
I love Kansas, and I love where I am from, which is Canton in McPherson County. It was a wonderful place to grow up, and […]
Follow-up: Meaning behind ‘Blame Prez’ post
On Friday I posted a commentary about how Chicago lost its bid to become an Olympic host city. In this post I blamed President Barack […]
Memorial Day Ceremonies Happening, Create Time To Learn Local History
MOUNDRIDGE, Kan. – Monday is a day for remembering and honoring those who have and continue to fight for the freedoms afforded to us in […]
Obama Is The Commander-In-Chief
It has been a week, and I still can’t believe it. A week ago I sat in my recliner and witnessed history. I was awake […]