Nick Massie, A&E Editor The Internet is becoming a bigger and bigger part of the college lifestyle. But has anyone realized the new trend? Online breakups have become pretty hot apparently. I have seen many relationships come and go, all ending in different ways. The…
Kelsey May, Senior Writer So I’m taking my first photography class this semester. The initial attempts at accomplishing anything with artistic grace were pitiful. My previous camera experience: Kodak disposable, Kodak underwater disposable and Polaroid. Over Christmas break I bought a used Canon AE31, circa…
Bill Weedmark, Co-Editor Have you ever caught the 10 o’clock local news on Fox after “American Idol?” If so, maybe you noticed something that’s been driving me insane. See, Fox has this bad habit of running “news stories” after “American Idol” that focus on, would…
By Ryan Brower
There are lots of addictions out there; heroine, cocaine, alcohol and cigarettes just to name a few. But there are also a lot of addictions that people really don’t consider addictions, and sometimes these can be the most dangerous, mainly because there are so few ways to help those afflicted.
In our “grand” society we like to call America, people are addicted to people. Look at the way our society is set up: reality television shows are making more and more people “famous,” cell phones that have GPS to let you know exactly where your friends are, and the Internet craze of MySpace and Facebook lets you know exactly what’s going on in everyone’s lives and who they talk to.
Nick Massie, A&E Editor Pulling onto the Garden State Parkway over winter break proved to be a different emotional feeling than originally planned. Being away from my home town for an entire semester has seemed to change my outlook on my all too familiar stomping…
Glenn Judah, Co-Editor The first line on the Google Corporation Information page reads, “Google’s mission is to organize the world’s information and make it universally accessible and useful.” Mission failed. Google should never have censored their Internet search program for the Chinese market. Eric Schmidt,…
Bill Weedmark, Co-Editor On Jan. 27, a new news channel debuted worldwide with a built-in audience of 1.1 million U.S. viewers. But what makes this news service unique isn’t the content, it’s the method of delivery. Nintendo signed a two-year deal with the Associated Press,…
By Kristin Chambers
Ahh, the holidays… time to get out of school, go home to the folks’ place, and get presents. What could be better? (Besides summer break). But too often we find ourselves only thinking about what we want rather than the whole point of the celebration: others.
I know it sounds corny, but the other night I turned on the TV, and 7th Heaven just happened to be on. As I reached for the remote control, I accidentally (yes, it was an accident) got caught in the moment of the drama unfolding.
For Christmas at the Camden’s, they were each giving community service to those who needed it instead of gifts to each other.
By Ashley Emert
In the past few weeks, I have noticed a significant change in my life: I have become quite the caffeine addict. I’ve always been a soda drinker, but now I have a new poison of choice, and that is the sweet nectar of the Starbucks gods – coffee. Preferably a café mocha, but since it’s the holiday season, I’ve been leaning more toward the much-revered peppermint mocha.
I blame this on my major. The stress and fast-paced journalism world is already wearing down on me and I’m only halfway through college. We joke in the Gargoyle lab about how com majors tend to have the sickest (as in “most twisted,” not “coolest”) sense of humor, but that it’s only to keep from crying and being depressed all the time about the terrible events in the world.
By Brittany Hackett
Whenever I mention that I have three sisters, the usual response is, “Oh man, your poor dad. Four daughters, a wife and no guys? How does he do it?”
To be honest with you, I have no idea how the man has made it to 56 without either going crazy or having a stroke.