March 16 Photography Study
I realized that I put the wrong link--this is my old blog. Here is the link to the new one.
I realized that I put the wrong link--this is my old blog. Here is the link to the new one.
Hope beings to bloom, finally, after weeks of panic, as science magazines and publications all over the internet report on new COVID-19...
Make use of your time stuck inside due to COVID-19—and make a little cash for the future.
To fight boredom during coronavirus isolating, I created a two week challenge to keep myself busy!
One may think that the entertainment genre of news stays relatively inside its own bubble, especially relating to recent panics and...
Student newspapers today face perhaps now one of their biggest problems quite often: attracting interest. More often than not, issues of...
Even before Super Tuesday results began to roll in, news sites across the web posted articles upon articles evaluating past nomination...
Above: Schools Should Prepare for Coronavirus Outbreaks, CDC Officials Warn. Photo by J. Scott Applewhite. News outlets everywhere have...
Pictures shown: 1 and 2 depict outfit from Carnival in the Spanish Canary Islands and Venice, Italy, respectably. 3 and 4 show looks from...
Looking for an easy way to make your essay, paper, or letter stand out from the rest? Do you need that extra push to change your grade...
A major topic on local news outlets this week is whether or not snow will reach North Carolina. The News&Observer reported on North...
The New Hampshire Primaries occurred on February 11th, and every major news site seemed to have some type of article on the topic. CNN...
(originally published February 4th, 2020, republished for organization purposes) The Iowa Caucus debacle has brought an onslaught of news...
Protests, clashes, conflicts, and fire seem to be a common theme in this week's news photography. First, conflicts appear between...
(Written Feb 4th, 2020, reposted for organization purposes) A recurring trend in the news this week is pictures with browns and grays....
Articles on people in our community often prove the most interesting articles for local papers, however, they also are often the most...
They litter the internet, riddle group chats, and even fill headlines, for certain lower-caliber click bait news sites (ahem, BuzzFeed):...
Many tend to think of grammar as a stationary, never-changing tool that endures for decades, outdated or not. However, the exact inverse...
The many grammar rules of formal writing have been ingrained in us since our single digits. In first grade, we learned how to write...
Grammar Nazi. Overzealous English professed. Stuck-up nerd. All of these are things that describe a type of person all of society seems...