Final Project: Taylor Cairns

Maryland Pride and Sports- Taylor Cairns

Brownies Sequence- Taylor Cairns

"A Very Potter Sequel"- Taylor Cairns

A Smokers Take on the Smoking Ban- Taylor Cairns

A small story I did about a smoker on campus who will have to deal with the campus becoming a smoke free campus.

First Video Assignment: Interview

Interview of Brett Hall

Minute Video- Taylor Cairns

#NoRegrets #NoFilter  #SorryNotSorry #MyClosetShouldHaveBeenCleanedBeforeRecording #JonShamWow

But seriously,

For Journalism 203 we had to video record for a minute to show that we were comfortable in front of the camera. And this is what I came up with after a long 3 minutes of thinking.

I still can't decide if I am comfortable in front of the camera or not.

(All song rights go to Old Crow Medicine Show and Nettwerk Records.)

Rebel's Birth- Taylor Cairns

Photoslide Project: Taylor Cairns

Gallery Storytelling: Maryland Baseball 3/26

My photos from the Maryland Baseball game on March 26th. 

Personality Profile: Sutera Boonmalert

Sutera Boonmalert is an avid lottery player. Boonmalert immigrated from Thailand to the United States in 1974. According to Boonmalert, Thailand does not have "as fun of a lottery as America

Boonmalert, 76, lives in the basement of her married daughter's house in Howard County.The family consists of her daughter Ann Keochinda, son-in-law Joe keochinda, grandson Kris Keochinda, and granddaughter Alena Keochinda

Boonmalert usually takes her winnings and immediately spends it on more tickets. When asked why she said, "I am old and have enough money. I do this for the thrill."

Boonmalert sits at her desk every night to scratch away at her tickets. The desk is filled to the brim with stubs from previous tickets.

Boonmalert stated that the highest amount she has ever won at one time was $60 dollars. Boonmalert said she is still waiting for the day she gets a three digit winning.

Sigma Phi Epsilon Powderpuff Football Tournament

Powderpuff Football Tournament:

By: Taylor Cairns

On Sunday March 3rd, the fraternity of Sigma Phi Epsilon held a Powderpuff Football Tournament with most of the sororities on campus. The goal of the tournament was to raise money for Autism Speaks.

The view of the two football fields from the top section of Cole Field House. 

Coach of the Alpha Xi Delta powderpuff football team Connor Bruso is giving a speech to his players during a coaches timeout. Bruso is a member of the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity. 

In the foreground is the football that was being used during the powderpuff football tournament. In the background are the players just after the game had concluded. The final score for this particular game was 30-0. 

To look at a complete gallery of the event, check out Taylor Cairns Flickr set