I am a Notre Dame sophomore trying to figure out what I'm going to do with my life. In the meantime, I play flag football, am a sports writer and Assistant Sports Editor for The Observer, and work in Notre Dame football recruiting (real football, not with flags). I am from Madison, New Jersey and attended high school at Villa Walsh Academy where I played basketball and tennis.
Not the iPad 3- Apple’s Newest Device on College Campuses
March 8, 2012
On Wednesday, Apple launched their newest iPad model, featuring improved resolution, a better camera, and a higher-speed connection. Will the updated model have an effect on the tablet's use on college campuses?
A League of Their Own: The Increasing Popularity of Women’s Hockey
March 6, 2012
Women's hockey has come a long way in the past two decades. Now, with intramural and club teams on campuses across the nation, and the 2012 Women's Frozen Four fast approaching, it looks like the sport is only getting bigger.
Best Picture Nominees — The Help
February 15, 2012
With the countdown to the Oscars at less than two weeks, we at Next Gen are helping you prepare. Watch the Best Picture nominees you haven't seen along with us as we review each one in the two weeks leading up to the Academy Awards. First up to bat — The Help.
Funniest, Stupidest, Cutest…. Super Bowl Commercials 2012
February 6, 2012
Everyone knows that half the beauty of the Super Bowl is in the commercials, and this year was no exception. Here are some of the night's winners from "Cutest Ad Baby" to "Cheap Shot That Worked."
God, Religion, and Freud’s Last Session
January 6, 2012
I still have no idea if Christianity, Islam, Judaism or any of the other multitudes of religions is correct. Maybe none of them are. But the point is that we all need to believe in something. And maybe that need is evidence that there is something to believe in.
Glee’s “The First Time” Went Too Far
November 10, 2011
I am not a parent. I am not a prude. I don’t really consider myself that conservative. I am not a social outcast, a Bible thumper or a sheltered moral idealist who doesn’t understand that high-schoolers have sex. And I was absolutely disgusted with Glee’s portrayal of teen sex on Tuesday.
The Help: “About Something That Matters”
August 16, 2011
Whether you’ve read the book or not, The Help is well worth the $25 you end up spending with popcorn and a cherry slushie. This movie will make you think, laugh out loud, clean out your purse’s supply of Kleenex, and stand up and cheer.
