I’d Like to Right Something
In an effort to keep my caffeine addiction at a some-what normal level, I’ve been limiting myself to one cup a morning–and not my usual giant, 16- 20-ounce ceramic cup of joy, happiness,… Continue reading
In an effort to keep my caffeine addiction at a some-what normal level, I’ve been limiting myself to one cup a morning–and not my usual giant, 16- 20-ounce ceramic cup of joy, happiness,… Continue reading
I’ve been thinking a lot lately about my life as a post grad. Quite honestly, I’ve been whining a lot lately about my life as a post grad. I’ve realized this through many… Continue reading
“Dreams don’t work unless you do.” In order to feel like I know what’s going on I need to: – Watch a morning news show for at least an hour– Check CNN while… Continue reading
I feel as though it’d be wrong of me to ignore one of the most embarrassing/devastating things to happen during my lifetime as a resident of Coatesville, Pa. I grew up in Coatesville,… Continue reading
The stories of summer have undoubtedly created conversations and stirred the pot in society about race, privacy, government, etc. Whether you agree with how events are covered or not it’s not really about… Continue reading
I started covering the Philadelphia School District in the winter when I learned a school in my beat was going to be closed. I was on the hunt trying to get some answers… Continue reading
Story of the summer: NSA leaks and the chronicles of Edward Snowden. The biggest question many Americans and journalists are pondering is whether or not Snowden is a terrorist/guilty of true blue treason.… Continue reading