Sat 25 Oct 2008
Media are moving towards video and the Internet because that is where the masses of audiences are. Video captures people with motion to the point where a still-photo’s "1,000 words" become obsolete, and the Internet is what more and more Americans are relying on for their primary source of news. Lisa Strong-Aufhauser, a multi-media and [...]Sat 25 Oct 2008
Kathryn Middleton Upon posing for a picture with Wallace, I said, "Cheese," and she said, "SEX!" Saturday, 1:04 pm (Pacific Time) Born on a small farm in Montana, Betty Wallace attended a local college and then traveled far North into the snowy depths of Alaska where “all the men were,” the ones who hadn’t been [...]Tue 25 Nov 2008
I’m a journalism major but lately I’ve been spending my time in the Psychological and Brain Sciences Building — the second floor to be exact. When you quit the stairs, a long corridor of heavy-set closed doors stretches off to one side. Yes, it’s intimidating, even for a bulldogging journalist. Every door is posted with [...]Wed 17 Dec 2008
The light continuously dimmed in the courtyard of the hotel as the sun Californian sun began to set and I began a conversation with Ron Winslow, the deputy news editor for health and science, and senior medical and healthcare writer at The Wall Street Journal. The catering staff was preparing an outside wine bar for [...]Wed 17 Dec 2008
Odd though it may seem, a woman’s menstrual blood may one day save limbs, if not lives, according to a new study. “It may sound odd but that’s usually how medical studies are received at first before they start saving lives,” said Leann Tolliver a registered nurse for local medical doctor of cardiology, Carter Henrich, [...]Wed 17 Dec 2008
Richard Dawkins, a British ethologist, evolutionary biologist and popular science author, has referred to Natalie Angier’s story book, The Canon, a Whirligig Tour of the Beautiful Basics of Science, as “an intoxicating cocktail of fine science writing.” Intoxicating, yes, but it’s less like a cocktail than it is a mug of hot cocoa. Angier [...]Wed 17 Dec 2008
Kate Middleton is a senior at the Indiana University School of Journalism double majoring in journalism and sociology with a minor in communication and culture. Growing up in Bloomington, Middleton never second guessed IU for her college education. "Everyone else looks at it as ‘Why would you go to the college in your hometown?’ And [...]