Well said, Times Haiku, well said.
A haiku from the article: May College Checklist for Juniors
Thank you from Zack and I. We couldn’t have done it without you. Friday morning, I’ll be rappelling 21 stories down the side of the First Federal Building in Rochester. And you all helped The Boy Scouts continue to provide amazing programs for urban youth. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
My friend Mike Crupi takes awesome photos. I know the weather has turned, but I love this shot he got of Lake Ontario in the snow.
Lake effect snowstorm, Ontario Beach Park, Rochester. ©MIKE CRUPI
The latest from Link includes an insightful post from Jackie Vetrano, who interned for Link Publisher Laura Kenyon this year at Geneseo, and lived to the tell the tale. ;)
”So, what are you doing after you graduate?” — A question students heading into their sophomore, junior and senior years are often pressured to answer. Many line up dream jobs in their head, but haven;t yet figured out how to get there. How do they solve the problem? …
It’s about time. Hoping this will inspire me to do more with this blog than I have.
Zack and I made this video as we look to raise money for the 21 Stories for Scouting event. Hopeful on May 17, if we raise enough money, I’ll be rapelling down a 21-story building in Rochester. If you want to help, check out this link.
The Times has apparently developed an algorithm that searches for haikus in the copy of the paper/website and then publishes them on the linked site. This makes my day.
This is an interesting take on the whole Te’o affair. And she’s right. Sports reporters everywhere failed big time in this. I’ll be publishing more thoughts in a piece I’m writing for Link in the coming days..
We talked about Lance Armstrong and Oprah in my “Reporting and Writing for Sports Media” class yesterday. How could we not? The entire Armstrong saga has been a serial lesson on the perils of joining the media peloton.
Then, as the hours ticked down to the airing of Armstrong’s…
My grandmother, my grandfather and me on Flickr.
Found this old picture of me and my grandparents while cleaning out my inbox today.
The piling on continues. Glorious.
New York Times restaurant critic Pete Wells recently asked some questions of celebrity chef Guy Fieri in his review of Guy’s American Kitchen & Bar. I have a few of my own which remain unanswered:
You have been seen wearing sunglasses on the back of your head. Do you or do you not have an…
