The Occupy Wall Street movement seems to be losing the social momentum it has grasped onto for so long. With the New York protesters evicted from Zuccotti Park, and L.A. and Philadelphia vacated as well, the media appears to be moving on. And so should the protesters. There are a few things that bother me […]
In the turmoil of the Vietnam War, the country was divided. The early 1970s was a torn time for the America public. The war was going unfavorably at the time and the nation was in the midst of great social and racial change. In 1971 The New York Times published “The Pentagon Papers,” […]
This can be read here, on the Eastern Echo’s website, or picked up in Thursday’s print issue. To some, owning a car is considered a rite of passage, ranked with graduating high school, moving out and partaking in your first hangover. Being a car owner, though, can come with more headaches than just an upset […]
650 horsepower 600 lb-ft torque 200+ mph top speed 5.8-liver V-8 engine 100% Mustang Read the release here, at Car and Driver.
Jim Romenesko’s departure from Poynter came as a surprise to me. His ability to collect and present journalistic news from the deepest confines of the Internet was astounding. His departure was astounding, as well. Romenesko was a news aggregator, adding snippets of his thoughts and the piece to his Poynter blog\ and then linking back […]
This can be read here, on the Eastern Echo’s website, or picked up in tomorrow’s print edition. We have all had a $30 oil change balloon into a $3,000 smorgasbord of tie-rod ends, valves, springs and other oddly named parts that many have no clue what their function is. There are many things you can […]
Anthony Alaniz 