Month: April 2022

Change the drinking age to 18 The first story I read for this week was an opinion piece on how the legal drinking age should be lowered back down to 18 instead of the current requirement of 21. I found this argument to be interesting […]

Is UVM really the No. 1 cannabis school? The first story I read this week pertains to UVM being culturally known as the number one university for smoking cannabis. I thought this was a great and relevant story the federal laws and overall perspective on […]

I thought that today was a quick, but good workshop. We only had two stories to examine so not much feedback was provided but what was said happened to be useful. I thought the most useful thing said in todays class was the importance of […]

Jordyn: First off, I love the angle to this story. Being a previous psychology major, I completely agree with the idea that the things you take away from the classroom can be applied in life. It made me think of the time I took Abnormal […]

https://vtcynic.com/news/black-mold-confirmed-in-coolidge-room/ The story I chose this week was a very hard news piece regarding black mold being found in student dorms on campus. This is a very disturbing story that challenges the higher education of UVM, and services justice to the point of student journalism. […]

I thought that todays workshop was a bit slower than our others have been. I don’t believe this to be detrimental, I think many of us are feeling the affects of burnout through academia. Regardless, it was still a good workshop. All three of the […]

Paige: I think this a good start to a paper with more information forthcoming. You include a good academic background on this professor. One thing within your first paragraph you need to do thorough research on before claiming is that she is the only psychology […]

I found workshop to be very helpful today all around. We had stories that all were very fleshed out already, some needing to cut down, and I overall saw it to be beneficial for those being edited. Overall, one of the greatest compliments of the […]

Emily: I thought this was a really great and thoughtful story about the evolution of Gennaco’s career. I believe this is something very relatable for current students who are struggling with the aspects of the future and career readiness. The message that anything can be […]