DC REPORT’S EXCLUSIVE AMERICAN COVERAGE I’ve had a news item that I never had a chance to post, but that still seems worth passing on. On Friday, July 23, I finished my photo assignments by noon. I consulted the Reuters…

“Complaining always comes from an empty heart.”

Here are some photos from my life as a student. These are just some fun shots on campus and around the city. No hard journalism here! As you might guess there a stories that go along with many of these…

I got back from Newfoundland and I jumped into a disaster zone. I decided that the wise thing to do…

I’ve been thinking alot about who my enemies are. And I’ve decided that because I can’t see them, I forget to be aware of what effect they are having on my freedom.

I’ve posted a photo gallery of the Georgetown University campus. Most of my daylight hours were committed to class and internship, so unfortunately I didn’t have a chance to shoot as many photos as I hoped of the campus. Not…

I have read a wide variety of books, hundreds of them, and many of those more than once. Many of…

In the last month the situation in Sudan has become the focus of international attention. Initially the magnitude of the Sudan story wasn’t evident, so Knight Ridder’s early coverage was handled by interns. As the only photography intern I was…

I’ve posted another gallery of news photos from my last month in Washington. The photos include travel photos of DC churches, Capitol Hill press conferences, protests, Republican response to the Federal Marriage Amendment vote, and shots of Rumsfeld, Clinton, and…

As you may have concluded, I am done with my summer in DC. After my graduation at Georgetown on Friday, my family and I made our way back Greenville with a stopover in Virginia to see family. I had a…