Weblogs (blogs, as they're commonly called by the same types of people who call their mothers and fathers "rents") are pretty much like journals, and "bloggers" throughout cyberspace spout their opinions on everything from poll numbers to pole dancing. Generally, the writers choose topics that have annoyed them to the point that they are pounding on their dashboards and throwing their cats against the wall, but in my case, the topics were all assigned in class. I wasn't always intrigued by the weblog assignments, but I always strived to do my best. You can come to your own conclusion.
 

December 11, 2003 Like an Exciting Episode of "CHiPs," All Good Things Must End

December 2, 2003 The Evils of Sports

November 25, 2003 The Footbal/Turkey Conspiracy

November 20, 2003 Mind-Body Conspirators Infiltrate Radio

November 13, 2003 The NPR Interview Day

November 6, 2003 Racial Issues Stir the Melting Pot

October 30, 2003 Sports: Possibilities of Positivity

October 23, 2003 Television Has Influence; What Does It Mean?

October 16, 2003 Corporate Greed Found in Automakers and IBM Alike
 

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