Monthly Archives: October 2013

Christine Tebcherany, Glamour magazine’s marketing manager, considers herself a “storyteller of the magazine.” An alumnus of Newhouse, Tebcherany visited Friday, October 25 to breakdown her role in marketing Glamour. Tebcherany is currently facing a large challenge as the new Glamour … Continue reading →

The other day I had the opportunity to go to the Tully Award for Free Speech Ceremony. This year’s award was presented to Idrak Abbasov, a reporter from the small nation of Azerbaijan. Azerbaijan is a nation of approximately nine … Continue reading →

Last Monday, I was fortunate to attend a lecture by John Stossel, an investigative journalist most prominently known for his libertarian views. For the short time I have lived on campus, I have observed that a majority of students and … Continue reading →

On Tuesday, I was able to hear Jeff Chu speak here at Syracuse. Chu is a journalist and author of the book, Does Jesus Really Love Me?: A Gay Christian’s Pilgrimage in Search of God in America. Being a gay … Continue reading →

Wednesday night I attended “The Girls of SNL” comic event. The night started with a stand up routine by a lesser-known comic, Nick Vatterott. Nick started with some slightly edgy jokes that were not necessarily funny enough to warrant their … Continue reading →

  When I heard that Jeff Chu was coming to speak at Newhouse, I was immediately attracted to the session. Jeff Chu is the author of “Does Jesus really love me?: A Gay Christian’s Pilgrimage in Search of God in … Continue reading →

To correct myself Shawn Green was on Monday.

On Tuesday I was fortunate to attend the interview of two-time All-Star Shawn Green. Green is a retired baseball player who spent fourteen years in the majors and even played for the Syracuse Chiefs, the local team located only a … Continue reading →