Join Emily on her final venture through Europe, as she talks about the creativity in Paris and how it is expressed in the media.
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Accommodating to the Tastes of Tourism: Paris, an Inspiring City Filled with Creative Expression
By: Emily McCormickFriday, August 20th, 2010
Memories of the Past, Improving the Future: Understanding New Germany through the Looking Glass of Old Media
By: Emily McCormickWednesday, August 11th, 2010
Part four of Emily’s adventures through Europe lands her in Germany. Germany’s mass media has evolved over a long period of time. Come learn about Germany’s media and how history plays a part in German culture.
A Leader of Intellectual and Cultural Diversity: Experiencing and Analyzing the Netherlands, a Country Way Left of Center
By: Emily McCormickTuesday, August 10th, 2010
Follow Emily on Part Three of her tour through Europe. What is media like in the Netherlands compared to the United States? Come find out…
Sharing a Common Love for “The Good Life”: Belgium, a Small Country of High Quality
By: Emily McCormickSaturday, July 24th, 2010
Come join Emily McCormick on part two of her tour through Europe. Discover how media communication in Belgium compares to other countries.
‘Mining’ the Gap and Digging Into Differences: London, a City of Contrast Between History and New Technology
By: Emily McCormickMonday, July 19th, 2010
Follow Emily McCormick on part one of her journey through Europe, as she explores International Media Communications and culture in London, England.
Coming Into Focus: Photography Takes CSU Senior to Mt. Everest
By: Aliese WillardTuesday, May 18th, 2010
Photographer Stephanie Scott took the trip of a lifetime last fall when she was invited on a National Geographic expedition to Mt. Everest. See how a recent CSU graduate is setting herself up for success.
Not For Sale: Finding faith through human rights advocacy
By: Allison LeCainTuesday, May 11th, 2010
Human trafficking, a modern form of slavery, is a national and international problem. Discover how CSU sophomore Evan McCormick discovered faith and humility through his work with Not For Sale, an international advocacy human organization.
Common Food Myths You May Be Believing
By: Tenae AllisonFriday, March 26th, 2010
Local nutrition experts talked with College Avenue’s Tenae Allison to expose the truth about many so-called “healthy” foods.
Visual Vamps: How Video Changed the Beast Within
By: Jaime PritchardSaturday, February 27th, 2010
Vampires haven’t always been the heartthrobs they are today. Discover how films and books have helped vampires lose their fangs and gain a conscience.
