Survival: A day in the life of a human
Copy Editor and photographer for The Journal, Eva Connors, followed a pack of humans and recorded how they survived the zombie acopalypse.
October 30, 2020
Author: Eva Connors
Humans vs. Zombies rules and regulations
For one week, Webster University’s campus turned into a war zone. Students ran around campus wielding Nerf guns and socks, sporting bandanas around limbs to designate human status and around the head to indicate they’d been turned into a zombie.
Hands off Planned Parenthood
I like not being pregnant.
University, Webster Groves, experience power outage
Around 12:45 p.m. on Monday, Feb. 21, the power went out in parts of Webster Groves and Shrewsbury.
Wasted Valentine
Whether you celebrate or not, Valentine’s Day shouldn’t be the only time you show your love for others
Who Wears Short Shorts? I do
Man or woman, clothing should be about personal desire, not meeting arbitrary standards of the public.
Text Alerts: Too little, too late
Texting 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.
Too big to fail
On 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.
‘Loudass Party’ proves loud with no crowd
‘Loudass Party” was held on Friday, September 24th in Maria Hall on Webster University’s campus. While loud, it was not well attended.
Students seek alternate transportation: Webster has yet to become bike-friendly
The other day I walked out to discover a gaping tear in my bicycle's bar tape because another bike's handlebars were cutting into mine, thanks to a third one pushing…
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