Monthly Archives: September 2008

Darius Goes West: Pre-screening thoughts

Posted on September 26, 2008 by Blake

I received my usual Friday email alert from The Reflector, Mississippi State’s newspaper. Since my brother is the Opinion Editor (you know, he edits writers’ opinions), I often check out the Opinion section to read the political-finding-of-self Lazarus Austin, the … Continue reading →

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We’re making a scripted reality show

Posted on September 23, 2008 by Blake

In the mostly quiet hallway of Mississippi State’s Disability Support Services (DSS), sits a square table that has been the source of many a legend (think Knights). But this time. The forces of that square table will push its popularity … Continue reading →

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I’m droppin’ classes like they hot

Posted on September 16, 2008 by Blake

I was doing a decent job of keeping up with my writing schedule (okay, I was a little off) until about two weeks ago, when I got bombarded with school. And I mean bombarded. Due dates and deadlines came at … Continue reading →

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Rally for the Republic: Live in Minneapolis, MN

Posted on September 2, 2008 by Blake

A break from disability blogging today. Ron Paul, his supporters, and like-minded individuals have gathered in Minneapolis today amidst the Republican National Convention to “rally” behind the idea of a free America. The Rally for the Republic has come at … Continue reading →

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