Archive for September, 2003
My Angel My Passage
5 Comments Published by m!les September 30th, 2003 in Writings. Listen to this post.In 1997, a man named Richard Shermin worked an interesting summer job for a friend of his. His friend, author Justin Laramy, was compiling a book of angel stories, a topic that both men had always had especial interest. Richard, for seven dollars an hour, helped his friend read through and find the [...]
Just For Kids: West Nile Virus
7 Comments Published by m!les September 28th, 2003 in Writings. Listen to this post.I found this at the 4-h Extension Office in Madison
by Ann Michelle Daniels, Extension family life, parenting, and child care specialist, Bill Epperson, Extension veterinarian
Summer is coming to an end. You want to go out and play. But you are scared. You have heard about mosquitoes and West Nile Virus. There are mosquitoes around your [...]
Guest Post (Having dorm Internet disappointments?)
6 Comments Published by m!les September 27th, 2003 in Writings. Listen to this post.by Bryce Rausch, my brother, who writes for the SMSU (formerly SSU) Spur. The link to his story is here.
Southwest Minnesota State University is a wonderful college. Thousands of people travel from all over the world to attend this university. Our college wins awards for its academics year after year thanks to wonderful facilities, [...]
Guest Post (Want better food? go to SDSU)
3 Comments Published by m!les September 25th, 2003 in Writings. Listen to this post.by Bryce Rausch, my brother, who writes for the SMSU (formerly SSU) Spur. The link to his story is here.
I am a new student to Southwest Minnesota State University, but, being a transfer student from South Dakota State University, I am not new to cafeteria-style food.
At SDSU the cafeteria was similar to the way [...]
Happy Birthday Jeff
4 Comments Published by m!les September 24th, 2003 in Birthday. Listen to this post.And good luck with tonight.
Trigo - NO - IT’S - A - LIE - ! - metry
2 Comments Published by m!les September 23rd, 2003 in Writings. Listen to this post.Hitchcock was a genius. To really understand this, though, you have to put him in context. Like anything, put into context, it makes more sense. Al was, among other things, a brilliant cinematic innovator. He was always testing his audience.
One of his best works was a movie called “Psycho.” Everyone [...]