Preparing and writing a personal journel can be a treasure chest that not only saves your favorite memories but can become a power tool if you choose to become a professional writer. Although, this applies to any work that requires alot of quality writing, such as essay writing, too. Journaling also is a stress reliever and for a psycological approach, it’s good to use as a listening tool or sounding […]
November 29, 2011 by prenticeng
It time for some turkey facts with Thanksgiving over I thought I would look into the tradition of why people eat turkey instead of other things like chicken, ham, or duck on Thanksgiving. The turkey is most famous for Thanksgiving, but why is that however in my search I found a few answers the first […]
For those that don’t know the latest news story, first a brief to get you on the same page. Friday Nov. 18 , in Sacramento California, #OccupyWallStreet was in full force at UC Davis University. A group of students blocked off a sidewalk and locked arms so no one could pass through. This act is […]
November 18, 2011 by djandrewiusb
Listed here are 11 ways to have a successful network for a business conference or industry event and hopefully, land a job or at least a few interviews. Attending these events for job networking can be nerve-wracking and intimidating but it you pay attention to the suggested tips, it will help to relieve some of the stress. If […]
This week saw the release of the highly-anticipated Modern Warfare 3. A bit before the release there was a “leaked” video of the game. “So what?” you ask, big deal, some of the game may be ruined if you watch it. The only problem with this video is that, it depicts a little girl being […]
Occupy Wall Street: an American movement to change the 1% that control 99% of the money. A movement that started with the Arab Spring, with the same issues in Libya, Egypt, in a different protests are now affecting Greece and America. In the past year, many countries all over the world have started social movements […]
Greece: across the Atlantic, cross a few handful of countries, and dont forget about the Mediterranean. This culturally rich ethnic group seems to be facing a recession, just as Americans. I know my topic is the “miscellaneous” around topic, but there is a bit of a twist on what I cover. In watching a […]
With Halloween coming up, I have been excited for the crisp fall weather, apples, costumes and candy, but the most exciting part about Halloween has always been carving the jack-o’-lantern. After talking to many of my friends, I finally bribed some friends into carving pumpkins with me. Almost everyone else dismissed it as a messy, […]
October 26, 2011 by daviddewayneolson
An interesting story was written in The Elkhart Truth newspaper today. A moth resembling the image of Touchdown Jesus on its wings was found by an Illinois woman. To those who are unfamiliar with what Touchdown Jesus is, it is a picture of the Catholic Jesus with his arms extended at the Notre Dame campus. The woman who found the […]
What language is this? Someone on the south corridor of the third floor of Wiekamp Hall knows the answer. A pleasant surprise goes to the first IUSB student to reply via email with the answer. The email address is hidden in the “Stay in touch” link at the top of the page.
Today, in a departure from the stream of the last few posts, I’ll be talking about Manhood. Women! Wait! This concerns you too! Plus, I promise it’s going to have a lot of interesting stuff. So, Tuesday, William J. Bennett wrote an article on CNN titled “Why men are in trouble”. At first, I thought it […]
November 29, 2011 by djandrewiusb
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