More than 100 students crowded the Black Box Theater on Nov. 3 to watch the first ever debate between the Young Democrats Club and Young Republicans Club. For almost an hour and a half, debate teacher...
Cropping, editing and adding filter to her mirror selfies and singing videos, senior Marcya Floyd takes pride in her
Instagram with over 25,000 followers. While social media, such as Twitter,...
Logging onto Twitter a couple weeks ago, I saw many of my fellow classmates mentioning and tweeting about a new account called LKnudes. The account has since been suspended, but during its short-lived...
Don’t let social media posts fool you: we girls like to eat just as much as guys do.
To all the girls who only instagram pictures of their salad: we know your guilty pleasure is chocolate ice cream....
Choruses of “L-F-S! L-F-S!” ring out across the football field every Friday night. But amidst the shrill chanting, one voice stands out as two octaves lower than the rest. That voice belongs to junior...
Many students seem to be under the impression that, “If you don’t have anything nice to say about someone, just say it anonymously on Twitter.”
So, this is where we’re headed. Hiding behind more...
Our generation revolves around technology. Social media is all the talk with a billion people on Facebook, over 500 million Twitter users and four billion views on YouTube per day. A certain resentment...
Tumblr, Facebook, the non-educational Youtube. Students with extra time on their hands at school often long to reblog a post, poke a friend or watch the latest cute cat video.
However, if a student...
I think people underestimate the value of social media and its incredibly reliable and speedy method of relaying information, whether it be news worthy of mass amount of retweets or not. As I chat with...
sam boatright, co-editor-in-chief
• January 14, 2013
Let's ignore the irony that I am blogging my week without technology on a computer: we'll pretend I'm begrudgingly typing on a typewriter or scribbling with that old-fashioned tool (a pencil?).
To be...
