Donald Trump for president? Why not?
There is something uniquely exciting about Donald Trump. On the one hand, he embodies the elusive and now-defunct “American Dream.” He’s a self-made millionaire with a series of beautiful wives, […]
Monthly Archives: April 2011
A Caitlin Tremblay Truism:
I was leafing through my Chuck Klosterman books today for an assignment for my seminar when I stumbled across a quote that pretty much sums up my life on a […]
Happy Record Store Day!
It’s my favorite holiday! A day when I’m allowed to nerd out and blow a lot of money on vinyl and other forms of music recordings. Unfortunately, finances leave me […]
J-School Soundtrack: Part 1
If J-School had a soundtrack it would be an eclectic mix of material ranging from Justin Bieber to Rage Against the Machine. Since there’s only one month left until we […]
I’m going to become a robot-mime.
Tonight I am writing what will amount to be over 4,000 words on student loan debt and the impending crisis of doom. It’s so depressing that if I remain unemployed […]
MTA is M-A-D about art
Oh the MTA. They’re not really high on my “favorites” list. The buses don’t stick even remotely close to the posted schedules, the subways are unpredictable and now a monthly […]
75-year-old woman charged with cutting off Internet access in Armenia
According to this article on the “Huffington Post,” a 75-year-old Georgia woman was arrested after she allegedly cut through what was Internet cables while digging for scrap metal. As the BBC […]
“Rain”: A Tribute to the Beatles on Broadway
*I saw “Rain” back in February, but I recently reviewed it for class. I liked my review so I thought I’d post it.* Walking into “Rain: A Tribute to the […]
Campus online dating?
Yesterday I got an “anonymous” email telling me that “someone from the Journalism School thinks you should sign up!” It was an invite for DateMySchool.com a new online dating site […]
