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ELLENSBURG Central Washington University’s student journalists rose to the top of Region 10 again this year in the Society of Professional Journalists (SPJ) Mark of Excellence contest.
PULSE magazine won two categories Best Student Magazine and Best Feature Writing and The Observer student newspaper won for Best Affiliated Website. Both publications also earned two finalist selections each in Region 10, which includes schools from Washington, Oregon, Alaska, Idaho, and Montana. ....
The nfl apparently reacting only after damaging video goes public peer this incident happened back in february at a hotel in cleveland, kansas city chief star running back kareem hunt was staying. prosecutors, the nfl, and the kansas city chiefs all reportedly knew about the hotel surveillance video, yet kareem hunt has been allowed to play all year long. in fact, after learning about the alleged assault, the chief s ceo said he doubted that kareem hunt would be punished. within hours, the kansas city chiefs have released him. it shows kareem hunt and a 19 old woman trading words in the hallway and repeatedly separated by several people. he then pushes the woman, who responds by pitting him in the face. two men try to pull hunt away before he charges, colliding with a man who knocks over the woman. kareem hunt then kicks her. if the woman told police he was angry because she wouldn t have sex with his friend. ....
Nowhere else, he saves his dignity but probably only that. after weeks of negative campaigning by romney super pacs, he stands on the verge of victory. it s super tuesday. 424 delegates at stake. four candidates. msnbc will provide complete coverage beginning at 6:00 eastern. rachel maddow joins me along with al sharpton. joining me now is joe skar bow row and steve smith, who is chief star of game change. he s a star for that. you come across so good at that. 11 states ahead in the polls. over 400 delegates. you can see them on the map. alaska, idaho, wyoming, north dakota, oklahoma, tennessee, ohio, vermont, massachusetts, ....