Maybe you forgot it was on, or maybe you were watching something else? Last night President Barack Obama gave his annual State of The Union address last night on Capitol Hill. There were stark differences from last year, including the fact that Republicans and Democrats were seated together, rather than… Read More →

President Obama took a break from running the country to shoot a few baskets with Clark Kellogg…they played a custom game of “HORSE”… called POTUS. I must say that the President has a NICE little left handed jumper! AND he talks a lot of TRASH! Check out the video… [vodpod… Read More →

“This is a big [expletive] deal!” – VP Joe Biden With all of the excitement surrounding the historic Health Care Reform Law, I know that there are some people, like me, who aren’t sure how the changes will effect their situation. Decades in the making, Health Care Reform will insure… Read More →

One year ago today, I was in Washington DC baring cold temperatures on the National Mall for the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to witness the historic inauguration of the first African-American President of The United States, Barack Obama. Morale was high, people were unified and filled with hope for a brighter American… Read More →

On July 16th, President Barack Obama addressed the NAACP Convention. This event was historic for many reasons. The first, obviously, this being the first time Obama addressed the organization since becoming POTUS, and secondly, this year’s convention marks the NAACP’s 100th anniversary. This speech is really powerful. Topics include education,… Read More →

President Obama is continuing to make mends with people who were once considered enemies of our country. On Thursday, at the historic Cairo University in Egypt, Obama addressed the Muslim world on a variety of subjects, mainly drawn together by the central themes of peace and understanding. In the 50+… Read More →

Tonight, President Obama will address congress. Just as they have in the past, CNN has teamed up with Facebook to bring an interactive twist to the telecast. Facebook users will be able to update their statuses through CNN.com, and the statuses will run in a ticker at the bottom of the… Read More →

Michelle Obama invited a huge group of DC area 6th and 7th graders to enjoy a performance by the group Sweet Honey Rock in honor of Black History Month. The event took place in the White House’s East Room. It’s awesome to me to see living history like the Obama family pay tribute to… Read More →

Blatant racism strikes again. Many people are enraged over a New York Post Cartoon that was plastered accross the front page of Wednesday’s print. The cartoon shows two police officers standing over a chimpanzee they’ve just shot, with one officer saying “They’ll have to find someone else to write the… Read More →

Part of my training in school involves a specialized program called Center for Broadcast Excellence. Every other Wednesday I help produce a 30 minute radio news show for our campus station WHOV 88.1 (If you’re in the Hampton Roads area check us out.) One of the stories that I wrote… Read More →

On November 4th, 2008 I was stressed out. As a junior broadcast journalism major at Hampton, I was chosen to be one of 3 producers for the Scripps Howard School of Journalism and Communication’s first campus wide news broadcast. This was a huge responsibility, but at the same time,  a… Read More →

how to make your ex how do you win back a girl jhow to get your boyfriend back examples of how to get ex boyfriend back songs to get a girl back On January 20th, before a sea of family, supporters, and the majority of the American government, Barack H…. Read More →