Blog: Song of the Day: Kendrick Lamar –“Look out for Detox”
Kendrick Lamar, formerly known as K. Dot and current member of Black Hippy, is a promising up and comer in the hip-hop world.
View ArticleBaltimore Sun: Many sexually active young people don’t seek STD testing
"Up to half of sexually active young people will get a sexually transmitted disease by the time they are 25, yet many don't seek testing because it may be difficult, costly or embarrassing."
View ArticleTrying to reclaim derogatory words is a lost cause
For the first time in my three tedious years of summer school history, I chose to take a course with the intent of actually enlightening myself rather than just trying to get another miserable...
View ArticleCheck out some of our summer work
Read some the work our staff has produced at their summer internships.
View ArticleOpinion: Engaging in campus life best way for non-traditional students to get...
I never expected it to take me 15 years to graduate when I decided to attend UNR.
View ArticleOpinion: Jersey Shore not actually filled with orange Snooki lookalikes
After spending two surprisingly tame and mediocre months in Las Vegas, my mind flooded with the crazy adventures that were sure to come with “Dirty Jersey.”
View ArticleOpinion: Controversial rapper forces listeners to face their demons
Whether his stardom ascends to long-lasting acclaim or withers in the buzz in which he’s currently drenched, Tyler, the creator forces us to answer to the misguided values we instill in the country’s...
View ArticleUNR Etiquette: Lesson One
You’re free! Welcome to college, an exciting and complicated institution. After my last four years as a student I have narrowed down the top 10 things I hate that other students do to further...
View ArticleOpinion: Spice up wardrobe with colored denim, abandon heeled loafers
With fall just around the corner, this is a great time to update your wardrobe with some of the best trends inspired by collections just shown at New York Fashion Week.
View ArticleAll your Tech are belong to us: World 1-1
Welcome fellow geeks, nerds, techaholics, gadget gurus, gamers, techies and Trekkie's, to All Your Tech Are Belong To Us.
View ArticleThe Freshman Four: Pieces of Advice from a Super Senior
Follow these tips for a successful freshman year.
View ArticleOpinion: Don’t wait for death of a loved one to start cherishing your life
It is unfortunate that it takes a tragic event in order for us to put life into perspective.
View ArticleThe Better To See You With My Dear: HDTV Guide Part 1
High Definition is the here and now, and if you’re still rockin' the old analog 4:3 TV believing that buying a new TV would break your wallet, it’s time to rethink.
View ArticleGeneration Lazy
Every so often I am accused of being born into a lazy generation — a generation of reality show watchers and bloggers, Twitterers and Facebookers.
View ArticleDon’t fall for cell phone scams
Remember land lines? Remember getting calls from "celebrities" telling you why you should vote for so-and-so in the 2004 election? Remember phone calls in pre-recorded Spanish?
View ArticleOpinion: Embrace Ugg boots, plaid button-up shirts for upcoming fall season
With winter creeping up, we must make the fast transition from September’s warmth to October’s sudden freezing cold.
View ArticleWall Street Protests
As the Occupy Wall Street website states, “Add your home. Make your voice heard. We are growing. Block by block – city by city. We will see change in this country, in this world.”
View ArticleOpinion: Strength training most effective method to achieve toned physique
I started doing her 30-minute strength training routine with five-pound weights daily. I noticed a massive change in my body.
View ArticleThe news desk isn’t done with this story
I am not satisfied with the coverage of the construction story this week.
View ArticlePassive aggressive people and activism
One side effect that comes with the protests I’ve been a part of – The Dream Act, Nevada State Budget Cuts, Occupy Reno – is the lack of productive criticism coming from the passive aggressive people...
View ArticleRemember to take a Sabbath during busy days
This week’s going to suck harder than the power vacuum in your high school shop class.
View ArticleOpinion: Lighten up on the brewskies if you want to stay healthy, in shape
“So if you continue to drink like that once a week, seven beers every Friday, potentially you could put on a pound of fat per month.”
View ArticleWhat’s the matter with kids today?
Why can’t the youth today be more like the adults of yesterday? The answer is simple: they are. It’s the world that isn’t.
View ArticleOpinion: Campus events don’t attract enough upperclassmen, waste school funds
If a tradition requires a meal, a DJ, a commemorative photo and a free T-shirt, it’s not a real tradition.
View ArticleAll bits are created equal
Net Neutrality is a topic that has been in and out of the news for the past several months, though geeks have been aware of it for years. With the Federal Communications Commission’s recent decision to...
View ArticleLessons learned at conference will lead to big changes down the road
More than 2,800 miles of road separate me from the chair I should be writing this article in right now. Specifically, I’m sitting in Melbourne, Fla., a small community about an hour east of Orlando.
View ArticleOpinion: Do unto roommates what you want done to you, wipe your piss off toilets
I try to be the best roommate I can. I know I’m guilty of the dishes in the sink and the general mess around the house, but I take care of it without having to be asked.
View ArticleOpinion: Belittling importance of education discourages, deters intellectualism
Rather than being encouraged and congratulated for their work, students are being punished.
View ArticleFrom the editor: errors will be mended
Collegiate journalists sometimes receive slack when it comes to meeting the fundamentals of journalism. If a name is misspelled, or a factual error is made in a story or a headline doesn’t make sense,...
View ArticleFire coverage reveals lesson about reporter bias
In between tweeting live updates, updating stories and interviewing emergency officials for the Caughlin Fire during the past two days, I had something else to worry about: my grandfather, whose house...
View ArticleOpinion: Provide vegetarian meal options to ensure happy holiday for all
If you think about it, nearly all major family-oriented holidays in America are meat-centric. We eat lamb at Easter; barbecue on Memorial Day, the Fourth of July, Labor Day and the Super Bowl; some...
View ArticleOpinion: Proactive efforts needed to increase diversity on campus, worldwide
We’ve run out of excuses when it comes to hating on each other. Even though this university has helped me understand the necessity of diversity, there’s still a sizable student population that refuses...
View ArticleBefore we move on, let’s clear the air
Before I move on to telling more about my experiences in my pursuit of a passion in life, I want to hit a little more on my previous column where I stated that, “I’m still pushing The Nevada Sagebrush...
View ArticleBlog: Finding a career option through misery
The fall semester had just started but with my first few weeks as editor in chief getting into swing, my fraternity’s rush week in full blast and no time for myself, I broke down.
View ArticleBlog: Following in my mentor’s footsteps
My next stop was Dr. Paul Mitchell — journalism professor, recruitment coordinator, and overall a tremendous mentor for me.
View ArticleBlog: Words of inspiration from an unlikely source
Professor Darren Griswold is the type of professor who naturally brightens your day because of the attitude he has toward teaching. Always with a smile, he would somehow make learning about Spanish...
View ArticleBlog: Finding a true calling through God
One thing that has kept me grounded and confident throughout this whole find-a-new-career-path process is my faith in God.
View ArticleOpinion: Failing the test of time
With Timeline, Facebook is trying to project its spotlight onto the past. Unfortunately, a similar luster is nowhere to be found.
View ArticleOpinion: Islamophobia: A student’s perspective
The day the Twin Towers came down will live in our memories forever. I remember the short period when we did not know who the attackers were. We were anxious to find out. But at that fateful moment of...
View ArticleBlog: State of the Internet
To parallel the president’s recent State of the Union address, I though it prudent to have a sort of “State of the Internet” address, especially seeing how recent weeks have seen the Internet in much...
View ArticleBlog: Living in a 2D World
Forewarning, this post might come off as a bit of a rant, but I figure there’s at least one person out there who might agree with me. I hate 3-D TVs and the entire premise of 3-D. Never have I seen...
View ArticleOpinion: The hard truth about a soft penis
As I clutched her thick hips and dined away, I felt on my penis and realized I was still soft. “Not now. I swear to God, if you pull this now, we’re through,” I mentally told my penis. When she begged...
View ArticleSagebrush to collaborate with Wolf Pack Week
The Nevada Sagebrush, the University of Nevada, Reno's school newspaper, and Wolf Pack Week, a news broadcast which is a product of the Reynolds School of Journalism, will start a collaboration which...
View ArticleFailed new year’s resolution leads to revelation: I’m not boyfriend material
Seventy-eight days ago, I posted a status on my Facebook profile page proclaiming, “#1 new year’s resolution: Find a gf by spring break!...” Well, #UNRspringbreak2012 is here and my Facebook...
View ArticleReapers, Shepards and Questionable Endings … Oh My
Three playthroughs of Mass Effect, four playthroughs of Mass Effect 2, a combined total of 140 hours of gameplay and five years of waiting and watching have all come to this, Mass Effect 3, the...
View ArticleGraduation checklist
Spring commencement is exactly 44 days from now. People slated to graduate in May: Are you ready?
View ArticleNacho Business
Privacy is an ever-shrinking commodity, especially when it comes to the Internet. If you've read an earlier post I wrote, you know what I'm talking about. Yet now it would seem that employers aren't...
View ArticleThe West unwon: freight train
This is the story of one University of Nevada, Reno student's 11-hour journey across the state in the car of a freight train.
View ArticleCoach Carter lands prep school standout
University of Nevada head men’s basketball coach David Carter has signed D.J. Fenner with a letter of intent to play for the Wolf Pack next season. Fenner is a 6-foot-6 shooting guard and regarded as...
View ArticleBurton, Nevada to take on Drake
Burton wear’s the number 24, just like Kobe Bryant. His play on the court in late moments of the game is starting to remind me of the same killer instinct that the Black Mamba plays with in Los Angeles.
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