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  September 2011

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Conversations about homecoming are occurring quite frequently here on Morningside’s campus. With homecoming week right around the corner, everything from the football game to the MAC activities are what students and faculty are talking about. Walking around campus with Jazmine on this windy day was quite entertaining. We felt as if we were in a […]

I was feeling hungry while writing this news critique so I decided to read some articles in the Dining and Wine section on the New York Times website. My main focus was looking for a headline that urged on my hunger even more and sounded intriguing. The article I came upon was “Chicken’s Attraction Is […]

College students, faculty, and members of the Siouxland Community gathered to hear presidential candidate Newt Gingrich speak on Tuesday September 20th. The Yockey room in the Olson Student Center at Morningside College was busy with people eager to hear Gingrich speak. Gingrich entered with his wife as everyone in the audience stood and clapped, as […]

For this week’s critique, I decided to take a look at my high school’s online newspaper called the Como Crier. I used to write for it when I was a senior, not being very knowledgeable about journalism, just as I noticed when reading the articles posted by the journalism class. They don’t seem to know […]

Spongebob Squarepants! I recently looked at the Star Tribune’s home page and decided to take a peak at the local section since that is where I am from. The top headline was as follows- “Who Lives in a Pineapple Under the Sea? (and rots your kids’ brains?)” I thought that this was definitely a catchy […]

Observations of the Library- emphasis on the Spoonholder Café Eaves dropping  is many people’s favorite past time. What better place than the Spoonholder Café located in the Hickman‑Johnson‑Furrow Learning Center! Conversations are juicy, the coffee is tasty, and the bustle of students and faculty is like “people watching” at the mall. Depending on one’s mood, […]

Top Stories From My Hometown Types of news stories: Impact, human interest, timeliness, proximity, bizarre, conflict, prominence, and currency After discussing today in class about the 8 different kinds of news stories, I decided to look up St. Paul Pioneer Press’s top ten news stories of the day. I decided to type out the headlines […]

Located near Eppley Auditorium is this unusual set of nine stones with mirrors on varying sides. This piece of art was dedicated to the school on April 13, 2011 by Andrea Stanislav. Each of the large stones, some standing taller than five feet, are flat on at least one side and jagged on the others. […]

Assuming the ice cream cup was just a treat, I opened it quickly and starting eating it- before instructed. First, I smelt it, because the coloring of the brown seemed unknown to me. It couldn’t possibly be chocolate! After getting my nose up close and personal with the cup of half brown and half white […]

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