This Land Is Your Land: Citizenship- a Political Strategy

Author’s Note: I wrote this paper just yesterday for a Cities and Citizenship class at the University of Washington. Through Anna Secor’s readings and teachings in this class, it is interesting to know that the concept of “citizenship” within the “city” is much more complex (and complicated) than I really prefer to think about it. [...]

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Have Churches Gone Digital?

It has come to my understanding that the new media millennium has done more than take over our personal and social lives (via Myspace, Facebook, Twitter), it has crept into our professional portfolios (via LinkedIn, WordPress, and sometimes even on Flickr). Your best friend, your mom and your boss are all on Facebook. Your colleagues on are [...]

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Blog Lately

This post is a compilation of the most interesting blogs I have read lately. The blogs and links posted here are not necessarily synonymous with my personal beliefs or opinions and in some cases, actually challenge my perspective. But I have learned that anything that can broaden my perspective is beneficial for my own understanding. [...]

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10 reasons to vote for Danny Gokey

american idol has woo’d fans all over the world for 8 straight seasons now. and every season, the phenomenon continues and america falls in love with new contestants. kelly clarkson, carrie underwood, david cook and david archuleta found their fame on american idol. who will find their fame this season? pictured above is season 8 [...]

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olympic dreams.

although i have not been completely interested in the olympic games in the past, this years summer games have got colin and i watching them every night. the games of the 29th olympiad in beijing is a collaboration of over 100 countries and 600 athletes that will compete in 28 different sports. 302 gold medals [...]

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