by in Impact Staff Blogs
As of February of 2007, the Impact Staff will update its section entitled "Impact Staff Blogs" every Monday while Mercy Classes are in attendance. It is part of our new mission to keep you reading! (and keep us writing…)
So what is a Blog? A blog is actually a term derived from "Web Log" that was eventually merged into one word.
by Dan Blair in Impact Staff Blogs
Jan. 31 - Every American is currently aware of the economic crisis that plagues the United States and it is apparent that there is no single person that can find their way around it.
People have become frugal due to the rollercoaster that Wall Street has turned into and the only hope for the American people is politicians; not the best case scenario for the average citizen.
by Mike Perrota in Impact Staff Blogs
Feb. 5 - Cris Carter was thought to be a Hall of Fame lock.
Apparently not.
Amazing numbers. Great leader. Elite career. One of the greatest possession receivers of all time. Kind of scary to think that he has more catches than EVERY player in the NFL Hall of Fame (Jerry Rice isn't eligible until 2010).
by Ashley Neff in Impact Staff Blogs
FEB. 11 - Just in case you've forgotten, Valentine's Day is this Saturday.
It is the season for romance, love and friendship. There's always that rush for getting a table at your favorite restaurant, buying your loved one flowers, candy and cards, all the mushy stuff expected this time of year.
by Sean Faye in Impact Staff Blogs
Feb. 11 - The economy is well on its way down the tubes, there has been an official change in power, and people are starving for things to get better. So President Obama went and did the one thing that will undoubtedly stimulate the economy and pushed back the date
in which television will go digital.
Obama to Close Gitmo
by Kristina DIllon in Impact Staff Blogs
Feb. 10 - I sat there like most Americans with my eyes glued to the television on that bitter Tuesday morning, that unforgettable Tuesday where most of us will remember exactly where we were for the duration of our lives, much like our parents during the JFK assassination.
by Pete Schaff in Impact Staff Blogs
Feb. 8 - I see it everyday in the grocery store where I work, in people's faces I don't know, the commercials on TV. Change how you look, change your body, be thin, be beautiful. The message is always the same. "You're not good enough as you are now, so change it.
by Sheideky Hamilton in Impact Staff Blogs
Feb. 17 - Can you believe that there is a place where there is neither summer nor winter, neither autumn nor spring? But days that are filled with lovely sunshine and a little rain.
Yes, Jamaica.
Jamaica, Jamaica - oh how I miss you so much. I keep picturing the beautiful sunset meeting far away on the shimmering blue water.
by Anthony Martelli in Impact Staff Blogs
I never thought when I began writing for the Impact that I would become the sports editor. When I started writing for the paper in the spring of 2008, I was just helping out. Nobody asked me to write for the Impact, or made me do it, but I think I did it solely because I was expected to; I want to be a journalist and I needed to get going.
by John Ceravino in Impact Staff Blogs
The topic of professional athletes being viewed as role models has long been in dispute. A role model is supposed to be someone whose behavior can be emulated. When you are a child it is hard not to look up to these seemingly invincible characters. They are larger than life and they can do amazing things no ordinary person can.