Dawn Stensland doesn’t shower every day … and other tidbits May 26, 2009
Posted by Chris Stover in Journalism, Philadelphia.Tags: Dawn Stensland, Fox29, Kerri-Lee Halkett
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On today’s 5 Spot on Fox 29 News at 5, the women of the newsroom — anchors Dawn Stensland, Kerri-Lee Halkett and traffic anchor Jamie Shupak — dish about their healthy habits.
This is all about a Glamour Magazine poll that polled 1,000 women on hygiene habits. Interestingly, the only Google News result about this story is from Fox 29.
We get to know our news deliverers just a little bit better. And yes, Dawn admits she does not shower every day. Worth the three minutes. I actually kind of wish it was more.
Even baby squirrels deserve equal opportunities May 21, 2009
Posted by Chris Stover in Random Rubbish.Tags: Squirrels, UCLA, YouTube
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UCLA has a problem — big walls and baby squirrels. Whoever said college students are immature and lack the ability to do anything good should watch this video.
TTN Online wins EPpy Award May 10, 2009
Posted by Chris Stover in Journalism.Tags: EPpy Awards, temple-news.com, The Temple News
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I am proud to announce (granted, about a week late) that The Temple News’ Web site, temple-news.com, is the winner of the 2009 EPpy Award for Best College Web Site!
This is a very prestigious award given by Editor & Publisher and Mediaweek magazines. Many kudos to Online Editor Dave Isaac, who spent countless hours developing and maintaining the Web site.
Student speaker aims to inspire May 10, 2009
Posted by Chris Stover in Clips & Videos, Journalism.Tags: Clips & Videos, Commencement, Kendrick Davis, Temple University
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My last news article published in The Temple News.
CHRIS STOVER
Editor in Chief
Attending Temple was a “last resort” for Kendrick Davis.
“But when I was faced with making a decision after high school graduation, I took a second look at it,” he said.
“I thought, ‘Maybe this is a good place for me. I could fit in. There are opportunities for me to grow and plenty of things to get involved in.”
Davis, a senior mechanical engineering major, took advantage of the opportunities at Temple, prompting a panel to choose him to represent the graduating class as Temple’s student commencement speaker on May 14.
