“Did you see on Facebook…” Surprisingly, I know many people, myself included, who start more sentences with this phrase than not. Facebook has always been my go-to social networking site. Originally, I didn’t see the point in Twitter, I’ve never been an Instagram user, and LinkedIn, I use simply for professional purposes. I joined Facebook when I was about 21 ... Read More »
Are you trying to think of a fun and interesting elective to take in the Fall 2013 semester? Are you missing a fine art credit and trying to find a class that’s right for you? Try something new and sign up for Introduction to Ceramics. Introduction to Ceramics is a studio art class that is taught by both Michelle Hamilton and ... Read More »
Online shopping has taken on a life of its own as people now decide to Google everything before they buy it. I’ve even seen people in the line of popular stores decide to not get something and tell the cashier they just found it online for half the price. I set out to find the best online shopping websites, and ... Read More »
We all know that St. Louis has many free and well priced attractions to enjoy during the summer months. However, with summer just around the corner, you may be seeking a little bit more thrill. If you are looking for something to enjoy this summer that is a little bit more extreme and unique than the standard St. Louis attractions, look no ... Read More »
Being a St. Louis native, I generally take a lot of things for granted. St. Louis is known for a lot of things, Cardinals Baseball, great Italian food on the Hill, the Where-did-you-go-to-high-school question and its bi-polar weather conditions, to name a few. We all know there is nothing like starting the morning off in shorts and needing a winter parka ... Read More »
I decided with some friends to watch the St. Louis Cardinals play the Milwaukee Brewers at Three Sixty. Being at Three Sixty during a Cardinals game is the next best thing to seeing the game at Busch Stadium. Located at the top of the Hilton St. Louis at the Ballpark, Three Sixty has a breath taking fews 400 feet above downtown. ... Read More »
It’s my favorite time of year again. Spring is here in full force. After a weird Missouri March with a foot of snow, I never thought I would be getting my vegetable garden ready, but at last the time has come. I managed to till my little garden plot this weekend, the first step of making any garden plot. I ... Read More »
If you want to see an action packed, pro-American type of propaganda movie mixed with current events, then Olympus Has Fallen is your type of movie. This movie was released in theaters on March 22, but I just got around to seeing it last week. I must admit I wasn’t really sure what the movie was about when I agreed ... Read More »
Facebook has become a part of our daily lives so the announcement of a phone created by the social networking powerhouse came as no surprise. Last week Facebook officially released its first cell phone, the HTC First, and a mobile application called Facebook Home for Android devices. Both the phone and the app will keep users closely tied to the ... Read More »
WOW. Where do I even begin… I had the amazing priviledge of being the red carpet correspondent for WIL 92.3 at this year’s 48th Annual Academy of Country Music Awards at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas this past Sunday. First and foremost, this was my first red carpet, so emotions and expectations were running rampant. I’ve watched countless red ... Read More »
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