What Two Weeks of Tweeting Did For Me

Throughout the past two weeks, my classmates and I for my Media Writing class have been tweeting with each other using the hashtag #SH2200. After two weeks of tweeting, I feel a deeper appreciation for Twitter and I understand its purpose better. Twitter itself is one giant community, but it has always been hard for me … Continue reading →

The Shadow Around Baseball

I grew up watching Sammy Sosa, former right fielder of the Chicago Cubs, sprint to the outfield at the start of every game I was fortunate enough to see him play. Sosa was a physical monster. With each long stride he took, waving his pointer finger to the crowd, his bulging thighs stood out like … Continue reading →

My Take on the Bradley Center Bat

If you missed it, there was a bat in the Bradley Center at the Marquette-Providence men’s basketball game this past Saturday – and this was no mascot. The “Bradley Center Bat” quickly made national news and was the lead story of ESPN’s SportsCenter. I volunteer with the Marquette Athletic Department and was working the game … Continue reading →