Katherine Drabiak

February 6, 2004

Just Big Words? Or an Egregious, Abominable Verbosity?

By Katherine Drabiak

Working my way through my visual literacy reading this past week, I was unexpectedly engaged by one of the articles. I know not many people regard weekly reading as enthralling as other activities.

January 8, 2004

Scouring Dregs of Media for Guilty Pleasures

By Katherine Drabiak

It's considered the detritus of the media, an investment in waste management. The presence of reality television, low-scale comedy and fashion periodicals induce an automatic gag reflex with a covert sense of intrigue fo...

November 13, 2003

U.S. Teeters Into Totalitarianism

By Katherine Drabiak

Totalitarian history of Russia and Nazi Germany evokes passionate sentiment of brutality and government policy gone horribly awry in the minds of the American public, who since birth has been surrounded by traditional de...

October 30, 2003

Dating Game Puts All of the Cards in Men’s Hands

By Katherine Drabiak

Straight flush. As the cards are dealt, the expressionless poker face overtakes the features, suppressing emotion and sense of honesty. My poker history of interests reads like a failed tournament: too much honesty and t...

October 10, 2003

Porn and Vaginal Gushing Don’t Jive with Journalism

By Katherine Drabiak

The college student newspaper publication is an ideal forum to eradicate ignorance, maintain objectivity and promote respectful discussion of relevant issues. Unfortunately, several portions of the Daily Nexus, especiall...