Article by James Green, Nadia Kaczkowski, & Joshua Eller | Photography by John Morin | Owl Staff Have you ever been watching TV and suddenly, an advertisement for your favorite soda popped up? Did you get up right away and look for that drink? If you experienced this, then you have been subjected to a … Continue reading Hidden Messages in the Media
SPICE: Harmful and Habit-Forming (How Synthetic Substitutes Nearly Destroyed Me)
Anonymous | Photography by Jennifer Hawks | Owl Staff What does addiction mean to you? What constitutes being an “addict?" A heroin user desperately roaming the city streets, willing to commit any petty, pathetic act for his fix? A cigarette smoker nervously walking about, chewing her fingernails, snapping angrily at anyone in her path, having … Continue reading SPICE: Harmful and Habit-Forming (How Synthetic Substitutes Nearly Destroyed Me)
Climate Change Hits Home: Hurricane Sandy Leaves its Mark on the Eastern Shore
Article by John Parks | Photography by Joshua Eller | Owl Staff It was a windy, cold, and gloomy day when Josh and I drove to the Eastern Shore only days after Hurricane Sandy, the largest Atlantic hurricane on record, hit on October 28. Our first destination was Assateague Island where we spoke with the … Continue reading Climate Change Hits Home: Hurricane Sandy Leaves its Mark on the Eastern Shore
Dropped Connection: Lag in Respect Online and In Life
Article by Tim Dekowski | Photography by John Morin | Owl Staff Have you ever had someone at work chew you out and all you wanted to do was to go home and play some video games to get your mind off of your job? Then the next thing you knew you had some kid … Continue reading Dropped Connection: Lag in Respect Online and In Life