Striker Depth Could be Achilles Heel for Chelsea
Last season, Chelsea had a striker problem. Fernando Torres, Demba Ba, and Samuel Eto’o just weren’t good enough. The trio combined for only 19 of Chelsea’s 71 goals in Premier […]
Monthly Archives: August 2014
Abbreviated Communication Breakdown
In this age of ever-changing digital communication, I find myself feeling overwhelmed and kind of exhausted trying to keep up. Within this realm, one of the things that has always […]
Viral Video of the Week: Best Restaurant Commercial of All Time
We love local news here. You know that. Somehow though, we may have found a genre that we love even more: local restaurant commercials. This commercial is bizarre and wonderful […]
Ancient River North American Tour 2014: Good Times in El Paso
[Editor’s Note: This is the fourteenth part in an ongoing series chronicling Ancient River’s 2014 North American Tour. If you missed the first part or would like some background on […]
How Not To Get Kicked Out Of Your Fantasy League
Life becomes full of responsibility as we age. Apparently, society wants you to get off your ass and get a job, become a productive member of society. This, of course, […]
Viral Video of the Week: Georgia Bulldogs’ Malcolm Mitchell is in the Best Book Club
Malcolm Mitchell is a star wide receiver on the field for the Georgia Bulldogs. Off the field, he’s an avid reader who has always wanted to join a book club. […]
For the New York Jets, Fireman Ed is the One that Got Away
On the football field, the New York Jets are sad and pathetic. In the most Jets moment of all time, the team ended their season last year by giving head […]
In Praise of KSU President Raymond Burse
Admittedly, a fair amount of our articles often end up being pretty critical. In some ways, I think this is a reflection of the media culture that we find ourselves […]
Viral Video of the Week: Sneaky Lion Cub Scares Dog
To my knowledge, lions and dogs don’t often live together. At Cornellskop Animal Training Farm in South Africa though, they do. Most of the time they are friends, but sometimes […]
Is Print Dead? What About Now? Now?
If you’re into following this sort of thing, you probably know that print is declared dead just about every week. At this point, it’s a pretty trite argument. Just as […]
