My media planning professor tasked our class with creating a theoretical RFP for the Austin-based restaurant, Hoover’s Cooking. Continue reading “Hoover’s Cooking Media Request for Proposal – Slick Media”
Category: University of Texas at Austin
Shut down the sound: West Campus proves combative for live music events
A previous version of this article originally appeared in Orange Magazine’s Digital Edition V. Written by Kaitlin Reid and Amy Fennie.
For students at the University of Texas at Austin, West Campus is more than a place to rent an apartment: it’s a way of life. For years, fraternities and sororities have welcomed A-list rappers and up-and-coming bands to West Campus as part of their Round Up festivities. But for the past two years, residents have struggled to deal with the West Campus Music Ordinance, which threatens the future of live music in one part of the “Live Music Capital of the World.”
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The Music Run encourages participants to collectively run to the beat
This post was originally featured on ORANGE Magazine’s website.
Running a 5K certainly doesn’t appeal to everyone. But if you provide some beer, blast some upbeat jams through 120 speakers throughout the 3.1-mile course and enlist the infamous Left Shark to cheer everyone on, some initial skeptics might be more willing to participate. Continue reading “The Music Run encourages participants to collectively run to the beat”
Endless Eats
Check out a blog I created for one of my classes! I have severe diet restrictions and this blog chronicles how I deal with the struggles of living with food intolerances in college and also provides lots of yummy recipes. Continue reading “Endless Eats”
University Of Texas graduate students embark on an “intellectual adventure” to illustrate ‘invisible’ members of the Austin community
AUSTIN, Texas—The Senior Fellows Honors Program of the Moody College of Communication hosted sociologist Javier Auyero and his team of graduate sociology students Nov. 5 in the Belo Center for New Media to discuss their exploration of the lives of Austinites living on the margins of society as portrayed in their book, “Invisible in Austin: Life and Labor in an American City.” Continue reading “University Of Texas graduate students embark on an “intellectual adventure” to illustrate ‘invisible’ members of the Austin community”
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