Letter from the Editor: May 2018
This month marks 10 years of About. I can only take credit for being a part of the last four years. A lot has changed since that first issue back in May 2008.
Letter from the Editor: April 2018
This issue is all about the power of women. So I’d like to take this space to give my opinions on some things. First of all, as women, we need to stop bashing each other’s lifestyle choices.
Letter from the Editor: March 2018
When I sat down to write this, I was two paragraphs into a story about how much I love pizza and ate it almost every day while on vacation when my phone buzzed with sad news of my boyfriend’s grandmother’s passing.
Letter from the Editor: February 2018
Remember when we were kids and we took Valentine’s to school to give to our classmates? And we decorated boxes to hold all of the Valentine’s we received. Do kids still do that?
Letter from the Editor: January 2018
With the start of each new year, we make resolutions. We say that this year will be the year that we stick to our plans. But what are we resolving to do? Is it another lousy attempt at getting fit and healthy? Is it a half-hearted approach at learning a new skill?
Letter from the Editor: December 2017
When I was growing up, I always had a long list of things I wanted for Christmas. I’d start mentioning gifts I wanted in October, hoping that the news would make its way to Santa. When I got older, it didn’t stop. It may have gotten worse.
Letter from the Editor: November 2017
In the digital age, it seems as if there is endless entertainment at our fingertips at all times. But that doesn’t mean it’s all good.
Letter from the Editor: October 2017
The first time I had a sip of beer, I wondered why people would subject themselves to such torture. I thought it tasted gross.
Letter from the Editor: September 2017
Since the debut of Local Faves in 2014, we always have showcased your favorite picks. This time around, we switched things up a bit.
Letter from the Editor: August 17
Prior to the first day of my college news writing course, other professors and upperclassmen warned me that my professor was the harshest in the journalism college.
