Khy Ray James may immediately catch people’s attention as “a 6’5 black kid that plays basketball.” However, Khy argues that “I’m more than that.” I recently had the chance to have a conversation with the University of New England’s incoming sophomore. We talked about his previous season on the court, but it soon became clear that Khy Ray James is much more than simply a player; he is a leader, a thinker, and someone who tries to change things on…
The Future of Payment is Digital and It’s OK! In this article student at the University of Michigan student Natasha Eliya brings up the fact that we used to walk around with our wallets but in today’s age our wallets have converted to being on our phones. She then brings up the fact that even stores are now beginning to only take cards and won’t accept cash payments. If you begin to take a deep dive into it, Natasha is…
The Weekend Struggle at the University of New England Wesley Chandler IV 2/12/25 Students that live at the University have begun to express their feelings about the social life on campus. The University of New England is well known for its excellent academic offerings and attractive campus, offering students an enjoyable environment where they can further their education. On the other hand, many students have begun to say that the campus life is dead on the weekends, some even compare…
In 2021 one of the big streets in Detroit Michigan, had added bike lanes to make it more safe for the active people in the city to ride. Since it has been added though many people have complained since it has been created due to the traffic it has caused. The phrases that many people have been saying to take out their frustration is, “That bike lane is for white people.” Or even worse, “That’s some white people shit”. Many…
The Weekend Struggle at the University of New England The University of New England is known for its excellent academic offerings and attractive campus, offering students an enjoyable environment where they can further their education. On the other hand, a lot of students say that campus life is dead on the weekends, some even compare it to a ghost town. Students’ weekend experiences have become more disappointing, and some are even thinking about switching to another University with a more…
Wesley Chandler IV CMM 211 Prof. Miller 2/12/24 The Weekend Struggle at the University of New England The University of New England is known for its excellent academic offerings and attractive campus, offering students an enjoyable environment where they can further their education. On the other hand, a lot of students say that campus life is dead on the weekends, some even compare it to a ghost town. Students’ weekend experiences have become more disappointing, and some are even thinking…
The University of New England is a great educational school for students and has very beautiful scenery for the students who attend as well. When it comes to the campus life on the weekends though, some will say it’s more dead than a tumbleweed. A lot of students have not been happy about their weekends to the point that some will go as far as transferring to a completely different school. “If it was not for the sports teams I…
The Problem With Pat Macafee In the article, “The Problem with Pat McAfee”, Avery Nelson dives deep into why he believes Pat McAfee is more of an entertainer rather than a journalist. The talk show host has a resume of his own, having a long career in the NFL as a punter for the and transitioning to talk show hosts for shows on ESPN, and even a commentator for WWE. Though he has quite the big resume in Nelson’s words,…
Journalism is when one gathers information, puts together the information and releasing it to the people. In today’s age people use journalism for many different ways like to learn about what happened in last nights sports game or what is happening with their favorite celebrity, but what it is really meant for is to keep people up with what is going on in the world. Many people might not realize it in today’s society but journalism is more important than…
