Posts Tagged ‘editorial’
The Journal survives Snopocalypse 2011
The 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?”
Read MoreThe Social Network World
Social 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.
Read MoreMonster Media Merger
Allowing a corporation to control and deliver media is dangerous
Read MoreThe Journal seeks to represent, not fight community
Student 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.
Read MoreWhen it comes to education, new SBT building is a win-win
It’s a tired issue here at Webster University, as it is at every university, college, high school and mall. You name the location and we’ll guarantee someone has complained about it at one point.
Read MoreNot in our backyard
College towns. The image brings to mind endless dorm buildings, 3 a.m. bars and bad parking. Webster Groves, however, the home and birthplace of Webster University, neither looks nor feels like the typical college town.
Read MoreLanguage Barrier
In a Jan. 4 New York Times article, a New York City chancellor at a Bronx school said she believed that Mandarin Chinese should be taught in schools. As Chinese is the most widely spoken language in the world, The Journal thought this was a sound suggestion — after all, most countries of the world teach at least two languages.
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