Career Woman by lindseymariah on polyvore.com When prepping for the career fair or an important interview, “safe” dressing is usually expected. However, a boring suit can look drab and cause you to blend in with the crowd. A vibrant shift dress accompanied by a blazer can look professional and add personality. In creative fields especially, Read More
MacFarlane to host Oscars On Monday, “Family Guy” creator Seth MacFarlane was announced to host the 2013 Academy Awards. This will be the first time MacFarlane has hosted the awards. Nominations for the 85th annual Academy Awards will be announced Jan. 10 and the ceremony will air Feb. 24. Previous hosts include Billy Crystal, Steve Read More
They say to never judge a book by its cover, but come on, haven’t we all done it? Be it a book, movie or album, I think at some point we have all made predeterminations. Sometimes, well most of the time, it doesn’t turn out too great, but other times a poor looker can end Read More
“There is a specter haunting Europe,” began Karl Marx’s “The Communist Manifesto,” published in the midst of the 1848 revolutions across Europe, “the specter of communism.” Today too, there is a specter haunting America. The specter isn’t communism (although judging from Republican rhetoric, you might think that) but rather a consciousness of class. Class has Read More
I entered into my calling to teach with trepidation and I still get shaky when I walk into my Murray State classrooms each day. Each week, I am able to enter a room filled with young and able scholars. I unlock the door to the Faculty Hall classroom and unload my books and folders and Read More
I’m pretty upset about the National Hockey League lockout. With every passing day with no agreements being made and more and more players going overseas, my heart drops. Preseason games have already been canceled and at the rate things are going, it looks like we might be missing actual games. I only hope that we Read More
As if watching live sports on television isn’t enough, I also like watching sports movies, and it doesn’t even matter what type of sports movie it is. While I’ve seen my fair share of sports movies, I am ashamed to say that I haven’t seen some classics such as “Rudy,” “Necessary Roughness,” the original “Longest Read More
Perry named Woman of Year Singer Katy Perry was named Billboard Magazine’s Woman of the Year on Tuesday. Perry has sold 48 million tracks in the United States, according to Billboard, including “Firework,” “California Gurls” and “E.T.” Andy Williams Dies at 84 Andy Williams, the singer known for his hits, “Moon River” and “Can’t Take Read More