Posts Tagged ‘Brittany Ruess’
Letter from the editor: The impact of an opinion
The letters to the editor on this page obviously have one commonality — reaction to Webster University student Josh Ritchey’s guest commentary on the administration’s financial responsibilities. After publication of the guest commentary, I observed a campus was abuzz about the concerns expressed in the piece. I saw it shared multiple times on students’ Facebook…
Read MoreThree editors selected as finalists in regional competition
Journal editors Dan Bauman, Josh Sellmeyer and Brittany Ruess have been selected as finalists in the Society of Professional Journalists “Mark of Excellence” awards.
Read MoreHappy 15th Birthday, Pokemon!
Webster University’s Video Game Club celebrates the birthday of the global phenomenon.
Read MoreSGA president runs for a third term
Justin Raymundo runs unopposed for a third term of SGA’s presidency, makes history at Webster University.
Read MoreStudents say good-bye to Thomas
The 21 close-knit Conservatory students and lone photography student are waiting for the bus to embark on the seven-hour journey to Fort Wayne, Indiana. They are traveling to the funeral of their friend Thomas Carter Flueckiger, a freshman lighting design major. Thomas died March 28 from lung cancer.
Read MoreSpecial School District students inspire, show individuality
An unlikely cast of different personalities come together every Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. — one Special School District (SSD) teacher, two teachers aides and four autistic students, all aged 20 to 21. They come together to learn, but have bonded as a family.
Read MoreEcuadorian duo powers men’s tennis team
Agustin Villalba and Diego Alarcon enter the 2011 tennis season as the team’s first and second seeds, respectively, for the second consecutive year. In addition to being solid singles players, the duo could potentially be a strong force as a doubles pair, but they say that’ll never happen because their styles don’t mesh.
Read MoreTrio dedicates performance to black composers
Before he played “Overjoyed” in honor of Wonder, its original perfomer to conclude the Black History Month concert on February 7, he noted this song was from the heart.
Read MoreFreshman gives testimonial through Christian rapping
Mendoza then thought to put a beat under the poem. Tyler’s influence Mendoza went to the studio to record the poem, which was also his first Christian rap song, “Conversion,” about him converting to Christianity. “Conversion” became popular among his friends and Mendoza created a total of 12 rap singles.
Read MoreAlumna named Missouri lawyer of the year
Lorenz-Moser, a Webster 1997 alumna, was meeting with a victim of domestic violence who murdered her abuser. The call was from Missouri Lawyer’s Weekly to tell her she is the 2010 Missouri Lawyer of the Year.
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