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Trent Boultinghouse

Stories by Trent

Boultinghouse: Understanding language leads to understanding cultures

Students should take advantage of the opportunities offered by our University to explore other cultures.

Boultinghouse: A little discomfort can be a good thing

The media should show reality-- but use a little judgment.

Boultinghouse: Guide to a good staycation

Staying local for break doesn't mean sacrificing fun.

KUlture: A day at the beach

Wescoe Hall’s northern steps bring entertainment and solace to those who rest there.

Boultinghouse: JFK miniseries a threat to accuracy

If the History Channel doesn't distinguish between fact and fiction, who will?

Boultinghouse: The ethos of today's logos

As some companies age, their logos become more youthful.

Boultinghouse: 3-D diminishes quality, art of films

What is the impact of an entirely 3-D Hollywood?

Boultinghouse: Technology transforms personal race training

New technology improves the abilities of long distance runners.

Boultinghouse: Grandparents reflect on Pearl Harbor

Learning about the attacks from those who lived through them provides a valuable perspective.

What's up with that? Nosy about grades

A discussion about discussing grades.

Boultinghouse: Remedies for iPod idleness

Playlist-worthy music found outside the mainstream market.

Boultinghouse: News we'll never forget

Media coverage ignores real stories for sensational stories.

Boultinghouse: Fall Break trip offers insight

A fall break trip proved to deepen perspective of one columnist.

Boultinghouse: Reading news online is different

The Internet has multimedia features, but holding a newspaper still gives the reader an experience.

Boultinghouse: reading news online not the same

The Internet has multimedia features, but holding a newspaper still gives the reader an experience.

Boultinghouse: Ads show new sense of humor

Satirical commercials entertain viewers as they sell products.

Boultinghouse: Campus buildings personified

If these walls could talk, they'd sound like Clint Eastwood.

Boultinghouse: Finding value in trivial news

Every story has two sides.

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