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Showing posts with label COMM 335. Show all posts
Showing posts with label COMM 335. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 8, 2014

Shepherd University Calls of Action

Come to our wonderful little town today and check out what we have to offer.

If you want to be part of our little town, check out this places for some local listings: Link, Link

Fishing and Hiking, Adventure and Relaxation, Shepherdstown is a precious gem for anyone looking for a bit of a break.

Thursday, March 20, 2014

Spotlight of Achievement: John Robert Burchart


March 20, 2014: Oxford, Ohio –John Burchart, Shepherd University ‘14 is finally living out a dream of his. 

As an undergraduate member, John severed as the Recruitment Chair and President but as he has graduated, he is making some big changes.

John has decide that he will attempt to kayak to the Arctic Circle, a feat that has never been tried.  It is great to see brothers going out and attempting to accomplish the impossible because we are men of character.

Tuesday, February 25, 2014

Ear Bud Headlines

1.  JBuds: More Colors than You've Ever Seen Before!
   
2.  Jbuds Chosen as Best Ear buds in 2013
    
3.  JBuds Pass Skullcandy and Beats in Third Quarter Sales
    
4.  Best Headphones on the Market: Skullcandy, Beats or JBuds?
    
5.   What Are the Best Ear Buds for You?
     

Totally 90s Skates: Bringing Back the Old School


Totally 90s skates is the #1 source of news, gear and information on aggressive inline skating.  the newest skates , such as Roces, to the newest inline skates.

A blast from the past, Totally 90s is you one stop shop and gear, information, and news on inline skates.

Thursday, January 30, 2014

The Wright Flight

by Robbie Burkett


The Wright brothers have done it! Orville and Wilbur have made the first successful flight in human history.  On December 17, 1903, the Wright brother made several attempts of leaving the ground in their “Flyer” from Kitty Hawk, S. C.  With freezing headwind gusting to 27 miles per hour, it sure was a frigid flight.  The brothers flew a distance of several hundred feet with heights above 10 feet above the ground.  The day has ended in a sad note though due to the Flyer being blown over and being severally damaged.  After years of working on gliders, this was a big day for the Brothers and will be definitely something they, and the many witness, never forget.