JOUR370 - Section 501 - Spring 2024
Wednesday, November 29, 2017
Tuesday, November 28, 2017
Monday, November 27, 2017
Sunday, November 26, 2017
Saturday, November 25, 2017
Friday, November 24, 2017
Monday, November 20, 2017
Saturday, November 18, 2017
Monday, November 13, 2017
Sunday, November 12, 2017
Monday, November 6, 2017
Photo Story- Vicky Gomes
Leo likes Luis
Mini adventures outside of Colly P
Mess with one of us, and you mess with all of us #Squadgoals
Just a COUPLE of Terps
A sleep deprived Terp whose mom kept him up while studying for exams
Matt Jasper Photo Story
Family dinner
Viva Brasil
It's been a long road moving from Brazil to the United States
Communication is key to keep relationships with friends back home
A new home as he joins a brotherhood
Justin Danziger Photo Story
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| Sophomore Jordan Abisror taking attendance at chapter, making sure every brother is present. (Action) |
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| Alumni Peter Fayne discussing hazing with the chapter, and how to prevent it. (Detail) |
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| Chancellor Cal Vinder addressing the brothers at the weekly chapter meeting, where the executive board relays any news and hear out suggestions from the brothers. (Overall) |
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| President Cal Vinder leading the executive board meeting prior to the chapter meeting. (Portrait) |
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| Alumni Peter Fayne discussing his college experience, both in Greek life and in school. (Ender) |
Eric Schuettenberg Pivot Physical Therapy
Eric Schuettenberg, lead therapist at Pivot Physical Therapy in College Park, works on a patient.
The therapists use this treadmill to help patients with lower body injuries get back to full health.
Eric Schuettenberg (right) awaits a patient while Nicholas Bell (left, white shirt) works on one of his.
Eric Schuettenberg has been in charge of this Pivot Physical Therapy facility for four years.
Eric Schuettenberg asserts that all of his therapists are great workers, but none are better than him when it comes to shooting the resistance bands.
AcapellaPhotostory-Christian Bryant
Learning the song.
A helping hand.
A steady hand steers the ship.
Homework.
It all comes together.
Photo Story - Heather Kim
Emily Gorey, marketing major, cutting her plywood in the wood shop.
(Action)
Close up of many strings that were a part of one student's art project.
(Detail)
Outside view of the Art/Sociology building where the wood shop is located.
(Overall)
Jordan Brandon, art major, explaining her project during an in-class critique.
(Portrait)
Students listening to Professor Cy Keener as he critiques a student's work.
(Ender)
Photo Story- Kira Barrett
Espresso in the making
Classic Acai Bowl
Vigilante sign, Hyattsville
Vigilante sign, Hyattsville
Texting break
Front door welcome
Front door welcome
Mia Photo Story
Sydney Roston has been on the club ultimate frisbee team for two years.
Club Girls' Ultimate Frisbee usually has practices three to four days a week.
Even though it's a club sport, frisbee players devote a lot of time to their team.
During practices, Club Frisbee runs drills for the first forty minutes.
The Club Frisbee championships have been broadcast on ESPN for the past two years.
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