CTV Threatened with LawsuitFirm representing local designer demands removal of YouTube Video
by Sam Tyson in NewsCTV general manager senior Jesse Berger received a cease and desist order April 11 from the Nexsen Pruet law firm on behalf of Kristin Williams, owner of local boutique K. Morgan. The letter demanded that Berger remove a video he posted on YouTube of Williams falling through the runway at Charleston Fashion Week. » More |
'Inconsistencies' citedCouncil backs up Brown, senators in hearings
The Honor Council presided over eight cases contesting recent Election Commission decisions on Friday, April 11. In addition to calling for the reinstatement of six SGA senator-elects, the Honor Council ruled that Vice President Seaton Brown was to remain as SGA president-elect. » More |
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Benson addresses raising faculty pay
In his State of the Body address on Friday, April 11 at Physicians Auditorium, President P. George Benson highlighted his vision for the future of the College. Benson said that the College has grown throughout the three major eras of its existence, but increasing the College's endowment, full-time scholarships and faculty sarlary all needed to be addressed. » More |
Facebook, MySpace focus of panel discussion
The dangers of Facebook and Myspace were unveiled during the College's Department of Communication Advisory Council panel discussion, "Building a Career in Communications in the Digital Age," held Thursday, April 3 in Physicians Auditorium at 3:30 p.m. The websites Facebook and Myspace are utilized by mainly college students to communicate through personalized pages. » More |
Sam Adams bottle recall comes after glass fragment concerns
On April 7, Boston Beer Company, the brewers of Sam Adams, issued a voluntary recall of about 25 percent of their 12 oz. bottled beer. The recall comes after routine inspections at Ohio based bottle manufacturer Owen-Illinois Inc. found that some of the bottles may contain small fragments of glass. » More |
Indulge
Explosions in the Sky
Many words fail to capture what occured at the Music Farm on April 12. Passion, power, beauty and energy all come close; but form those words into a brick, hit yourself in the head with it, and then, just maybe you can understand. Explosions In The Sky played, and it was indescribable.
Sports
Women's basketball looks to improve in SoCon
If polls were always accurate, the women's basketball team should have ended their season buried at the bottom of the conference standings. That is where a preseason coaches' poll placed the Cougars in the SoCon to start things last November. That didn't happen.
Opinion
Fashion Blunder Causes Colossal Controversy
Remember the 'good-ole' days when everyone could have a hardy chuckle over comical missteps and public blunders? Well, in the wake of the events that unfolded during the College's Student Media coverage of Charleston Magazine's "Fashion Week," it is safe to say that those days are over.