The Columbia Chronicle is a weekly student-run newspaper where I worked while pursuing my journalism degree at Columbia College Chicago.

From 2001 to 2002, I served as copy desk chief and assistant editor. Below is a complete archive of my work for the paper, including a couple of stories I contributed after graduating. Please note that these links are to Internet Archive-stored versions of my articles and so will take a while to load.

March 31, 2003:

• Hit the streets, not the books, feds say

Nov. 11, 2002:

• Hellbilly comes to the Metro

May 28, 2002:

• Illustrating the Bible, brick by brick

May 6, 2002:

• Fee increase to fund SGA projects

April 29, 2002:

• Student visa rules tightened

April 22, 2002:

• State aid cuts would drain college budget
• Faculty member book touts pot use

April 15, 2002:

• $100,000 grant brings cancer lab to Columbia

April 8, 2002:

• Don’t expand war on terror to Iraq

March 25, 2002:

• Snipes talks about star turn in superior sequel

March 11, 2002:

• Campus group to march against war in Washington
  

March 4, 2002:

• ‘The Benjamins’: all about the formula (also published by The Northwest Missourian)

Feb. 25, 2002:

• Student takes R. Kelly to court

Feb. 18, 2002:

• Dude, where’s my Academy Award?

Feb. 11, 2002:

• Country crooner Keen kills with live crew

Jan. 14, 2002:

• Post-Jordan Bulls game makes for a dismal date

Jan. 7, 2002:

• Student forms children’s theater group

Dec. 10, 2001:

• Porn in the USA, Part 2: Q&A with adult movie legend Ron Jeremy

Dec. 3, 2001:

• ‘Porn Star: The Legend of Ron Jeremy’
• Ex-Beatle George Harrison dead

Nov. 26, 2001:

• Power play: Bill Wirtz exposed

Nov. 12, 2001:

• Expos’ imminent demise sign of baseball times

Oct. 22, 2001:

• Columbia’s new security measures worthy of satire
• Seven officers hired to bulk up security

Oct. 1, 2001:

• Heroes for the home of the brave
• At 60, Dylan proves age doesn’t matter