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This past Wednesday, I attended Ron Schultz lecture about Marketing and Communications. At the beginning of his lecture, he apologized to students for leaving his generations problems behind for our generation
to solve. He said, all he could do is wish us luck for the future.

So, why did Schultz feel the need to wish us luck? He cited the fact that our marketing and communication models were created in the 1930s and based on training dogs and pigeons, but more importantly,

So, I received an e-mail about a month ago from PR News offering me a trial subscription. At first, I was excited, expecting the e-mails maybe once a week. Well, they actually came every day, usually two or
three e-mails instead of just one.

As my inbox become more full, I began deleting the e-mails without even reading them. I mean, I had more important e-mails to attend to right?

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Although I have one year before graduating, I can’t help but wonder where the time goes? When I was a freshman at OSU, it felt like ages before I would finally graduate and enter “the real world” and have a “real job” and make “real money.”

As I was surfing the Web at work, I came across an article by Amber Singleton Riviere detailing her fear of Social Media. In her blog, she mentioned how overwhelmed social-networking sites, specifically Twitter, made
her feel.

"As I scrolled through the conversations, I started feeling overwhelmed and wondered, 'How am I going to figure this out? I don’t get these conversations or even want to follow most of them, so how will I ever
participate?”' s