American Savage: Friggin Super
Perhaps nothing more brutal and American exists than the Super Bowl.
August 20, 2019
Opinion
Crime and Punishment: The WGHS Drug Treatment Policy
By Jennifer Proffitt | February 9th, 2011Students are given a rare opportunity, and they should take advantage of it
Crime and Punishment: The WGHS Drug Treatment Policy
By Collin Reischman | February 9th, 2011Drug prevention should be about realistic treatment, not saving face
Who Wears Short Shorts? I do
By Eva Connors | February 9th, 2011Man or woman, clothing should be about personal desire, not meeting arbitrary standards of the public.
Text Alerts: Too little, too late
By Eva Connors | February 4th, 2011Texting rocks. It’s one of my favorite technological advances. It’s easier to ask somebody a question via text message than call them and make awkward small talk. As the years go on, texting has become more and more useful. Businesses, organizations and events have started jumping on the text-info bandwagon.
The Journal survives Snopocalypse 2011
By The Journal | February 4th, 2011The end of the world has come … or at least that’s what the weathermen would have had us believe during the storm of a lifetime — “snopocalypse.” However, once The Journal staff got close to campus we wondered, “What’s the big deal?”
The Social Network World
By The Journal | February 4th, 2011Social media is a phrase invented and implemented since the inception of websites like MySpace and AOL instant messenger over 10 years ago. But it wasn’t until the juggernaut of Facebook and even more recently, Twitter, that we began to understand what it truly meant.
Webster University must make an effort to keep transfers and commuters on campus
By Kendra Hicks | February 4th, 2011Students at Webster University all have one thing in common. We are here to graduate and find a job. But there is something that separates us: some of us live on campus and the rest commute.
Whether in dorms or commuting, your campus is what you make it
By Tiffany Woods | February 4th, 2011Anyone who’s lived in Webster University’s housing knows it’s not exactly an “Animal House” experience. The small size of Webster does not lend itself to the college life of a large state university. Even so, living with other people your age in large numbers is an invaluable life experience, one that really only happens when you’re in college.
American Savage: Paved with Gold
By Collin Reischman | February 4th, 2011Gold. Sweet, wonderful, shiny gold. It makes jewelry, and it once backed our currency. Oh Christ, don’t stop reading. This won’t be an examination of the Federal banks. No, this is a simpler concept I’m etching out here.
Monster Media Merger
By Evan Mueller | January 28th, 2011Allowing a corporation to control and deliver media is dangerous
American Savage: Nazi Zombies
By Collin Reischman | January 27th, 2011Are you familiar with the Nazi argument? Perhaps that needs clarification. How often have you seen someone invoke the memory of Nazi’s to win a trivial discussion?
Hands off my remote
By Amanda Keefe | January 27th, 2011On a weekly basis, my boyfriend and I flip through channels, looking for something decent to watch. At some point, I’ll stealthily take the remote and end up on one of several trashy reality shows that are on at any time.
Too big to fail
By Eva Connors | January 27th, 2011On a particularly pleasant afternoon, I was strolling down Lockwood Ave, taking in the scenery, when I saw it. It was oversized. It was ugly. It was obtrusive. It was a Hummer H2.
Athletic equipment not up to par
By Paul Kienker | January 27th, 2011Webster University has established a strong athletic program despite a very slow and relatively unsuccessful beginning. Being successful and retaining success involves dedication, perseverance and improvement. Athletics depend upon a player’s continual improvement as a result of working out, practicing and competing.
The Journal seeks to represent, not fight community
By The Journal | January 27th, 2011Student journalists don’t have an easy profession. We work hard to bring interesting, relevant information to readers while continuing to grow as students and individuals.
