Monthly Archives: April 2011

I am not a Public Relations major, nor is it a field I am interested in studying. I do not watch “The Hills,” and I do not watch “The City.” Despite previous lack of knowledge about PR heavyweight Kelly Cutrone, … Continue reading →

The B.O.D.Y. (Beautiful, Original, Definitely, You) campaign focuses on empowering and educating people with eating disorders.   [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C4q1gY83n1g[/youtube] Jess’s PSA – Bulimia [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yYvgOdrBNFA[/youtube] Shy’s PSA – Anorexia [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F84_k8poYU8[/youtube] Matt’s PSA – Men and Eating Disorders

After hearing Kelly Cutrone speak, I felt a new spark of energy inside of me that seems to have been hiding for a long time. I admire her sass, spunkiness, confidence, independence, and love for her career. Overall, she is … Continue reading →

Before attending the Editorial Apps Panel Discussion from Eric Gillin, David Griffin, and Jennifer Brook, I rarely knew the meaning behind the iPad, as well as the reasoning behind having a high tech phone such as the iPhone. Upon entering … Continue reading →

On Monday, April 11, 2011, my day was truly completed after hearing Kelly Cutrone, most known as the founder of People’s Revolution, speak in the completely crowded Shaffer Auditorium. After attending the lecture, I discovered Kelly is a native of … Continue reading →

Kelly Cutrone, one of the most well-known publicists, spoke in the Shaffer Auditorium tonight at 7 p.m. Cutrone, owner of People’s Revolution and author of  If You Have to Cry, Go Outside: And Other Things Your Mother Never Told You … Continue reading →

Not to one-up Brad (but yeah let’s be real, I really am), but I also went to see Mike Tirico speak and I am even later to post about him. Unfortunately due to a Spanish test I arrived at Tirico’s … Continue reading →

After much begging from my friend Allie and recommendations from Professor Goenka, I decided I would go see The Vagina Monologues, hosted by the student organization Students Advocating Sexual Safety and Empowerment, a.k.a. SASSE. It was a cold Friday night … Continue reading →

Thursday, April 7, 2010, I attended Google’s education, tax, immigration, copyright, intellectual property, and trademark mastermind Travis Mason’s lecture. My original intentions for attending had involved interest in how Google actually worked behind the scenes but instead the young alum … Continue reading →

Maude Barlow, an influential and well-respected activist on issues pertaining to safe and clean water, came to SU on Tuesday.  She spoke before a large audience in Hendricks Chapel.  Her speech was very interesting as she talked about our diminishing … Continue reading →