Posts Tagged ‘Social Media’
Ferguson isn’t over
It’s The Journal’s duty as a newspaper to circulate local and relevant issues—and Ferguson continues to be both of these.
Read MoreWebster, the Digital Age is now
In today’s media-driven world, the elimination of printed flyers is necessary at Webster University.
Read MoreHealthy eating advocate speaks about marketing foods to kids
While 2-year-old Emma Giarratano is on a play date she immediately gravitates toward the chips. She passes by the celery, carrots and an abundance of fruits to the small white containers filled with sodium and trans fats. Emma’s mother Annie Giarratano quickly stops her daughter and puts the bowls out of reach. Giarratano said she…
Read MoreWebster Groves shop owner mingles with the stars
Jean Scholtes said it was surreal to get the call inviting her to attend a pre-Emmy Awards celebrity gift lounge for charity, but she still isn’t sure how her business, Kind Soap Company, was chosen as one of the participants. The event, hosted by GBK Productions, shone the spotlight on many businesses like Scholtes’ on…
Read MoreAsking ‘what’s wrong?’ and expecting an answer
Megan Washausen, a Life & Sports Editor for The Journal, speaks on why it is important to talk about your feelings— especially on facebook.
Read MoreConfessions of a drama fiend
Matt Duchesne, contributing writer, expresses his feelings about the Facebook page, Webster Confessions.
Read MoreWebster University students confess on social media
The student-run Webster Confessions Facebook page has reached 796 likes in little less than a month. Regular users, page visitors and the administration discuss the page and anonymous social media usage within the scope of the university.
Read MoreQ&A: Webster Confessions administrator discusses the page, the confessions and the criticism
Megan Washausen, lifestyle editor, sat down with the administrator of the Webster Confessions Facebook page over fall break with the understanding that his or her identity would remain anonymous. Read what he or she had to say.
Read MoreRacist twits react to Miss America
Natalie Martinez shares her views about negative reactions through social media after Nina Davuluri was awarded the title of Miss America.
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