Reality TV distorts people’s perception of true reality
WEBFeb 21, 2023 · Reality shows are TV programs that follow the lives of real people and is meant to be a source of entertainment. However, these shows represent how reality can be distorted through editing and deceiving impacting viewers’ perceptions of reality. Reality shows can have positive effects on confidence and mental health, but they can also harm ...
The debate between woman versus female - Washburn Review
WEBFeb 28, 2023 · As our understanding of sex, gender and other related ideas change, so does the language used to talk about them. New words are adopted and old ones discarded; meanings are revised for the modern lexicon. As we continue to learn, the way we use language changes. Historically, the words “female” and “woman” or “women” were
Freedom of the press’s importance to a democracy
WEBFeb 23, 2022 · The media is often seen as the “fourth branch” of government. Freedom of the Press Day is used to recognize the importance of press to keep our democracy. Freedom of the press is one of five ways that the founding fathers believed to be the most. important. Freedom of the press was put on such a pedestal because Americans wanted to …
Mabee library adapts to new circumstances amid pandemic
WEBAug 26, 2020 · Change has come to Washburn University, whether we like it or not. Classrooms and all buildings on campus reflect social distancing guidelines and other policies in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. This is also true for the Mabee Library, which has seen drastic changes take place over the past few months to get it
Former WU football players thriving in NFL - Washburn Review
WEBSep 15, 2010 · Born in Miami, Williams attended Fordham University in New York City before coming to Washburn where he graduated with a sports management major. Schurig shared some memories of when these two players sported Washburn blue as they excelled on the gridiron. “Cary was the top defensive player in the conference when he was a senior,” said Schurig.
‘Hidden Figures’ highlights racial, gender equality
WEBFeb 1, 2017 · These are the stories we don’t hear, and yet these filmmakers wanted the world to know and for that, I tip my hat to them. “Hidden Figures” is historical drama done right with amazing performances and talented writing that goes out of its way to make captivating points about history and the people who shaped it. Rating: 4/5. drama. hidden ...
A brief history of Stoffer Science Hall - The Washburn Review
WEBFeb 26, 2010 · Since 1960 it has stood on the North East corner of the Washburn campus and has been home to the science department, crane observatory and Washburn students. Stoffer Science hall provides modern teaching facilities for the departments of Physics, Astronomy, Chemistry, Biology and Home Economics. Work began on the structure Feb. 16, 1959 and the
History of Topeka: Beyond the Textbooks - Washburn Review
WEBApr 10, 2024 · Thanks to digitized newspaper archives and the TSCPL, there is a story hidden in history that explains how Topeka received its nickname the “Golden City.”. Topeka got its name from the indigenous word, pronounced “doe-peka,” that means “a good place for potatoes.”. “This guy named Thomas Say said that the Indian name for [the ...
Rajdeep Sah - The Washburn Review
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Sports - The Washburn Review
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