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(September 16, 2007) Starbucks: The Way I See It

Anyone who has been to Starbucks in the last year has seen their 'The Way I See It' anecdotes on the side of each cup. Some see their quips as controversial and, at times, inappropriate. Personally, I love them. Some of them are silly, a lot are thoughtful, and at...

(July 05, 2006) Dirty Jack London, Dirty!

I like to start my day reading the NYTimes online. This particular day while reading, my boyfriend was reading behind my shoulder. Whilst reading about The Grim Neurology of Teenage Drinking, I was well into the second paragraph when my boyfriend started laughing. "HAHAH. UNDER THE TABLE. JACK LONDON! HAHA!"...

(October 08, 2005) Why is reading about crime funny to me?

I find the news on television depressing, but reading about the criminal activity in my town is just too funny. If you're bored, I really recommend visiting the Gazette Times online and searching "Crime Watch." The results are usually hilarious, sometimes disturbing, and definitley tells you a lot about this...

(August 14, 2005) Local Salem paper writes about blogs, including me

Maybe it will be a trend that every summer around my birthday, I get press about my website. (See last year's article here.) The Statesman Journal wrote about blogs earlier this week. See: Got Blogs? Web logs are increasingly popular and allow bloggers freedom of expression and whatever else suits...

(August 15, 2004) Local Eugene paper writes about blogs, including me.

The Register-Guard wrote an article about weblogs, mentioning myself and others -- Read here: The Blog Connection: No subject is too small, too large or too obscure when online diaries are launched into cyberspace. "University of Oregon journalism student Stacy Austin has a light touch with stream-of-consciousness writing." The article...