Really between 2000 and 2019, many different applications
and websites were created under the parachute that we call social media. When I
was nine, Instagram was created. Shy of two years later, Snapchat stepped into
the scene of social media. In my research of social media, the Google
definition is “websites and applications that enable users to create and share
content or to participate in social networking.” That definition helps to see
the whole overall goal of why social media is critical in many different
aspects of everyday life. If I could create a description for social media, I
would describe it as, “ An open form of technology that attracts many different
people all intending to share content, express themselves and market themselves
on many different platforms.” I enjoy all of the platforms for their
individuality. Many apps can enhance the many different reasons people use
them. A fresh graduate student may use linked-in to create a profile based off their resume and past experiences. An up incoming artist might upload a
video to their YouTube channel to get more views and get their newest songs to
the public. All social media can be what you make of it and the goals that you
have by using it. Through the next blog posts pertaining to social media, I
will highlight different apps and my opinions of them.
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Being Klondike, the mascot here at Ohio Northern, is a big deal! It is a huge reveal when the persons who are Klondike graduate or end their Klondike careers. I have heard and have seen many pictures of the head reveal, and it is an exciting event for everyone. I happen to have a background as a mascot, and the hope to be Klondike one day is there. In my senior year of high school, no one was able to be our high school's mascot, Sparty the Spartan. There was one basketball game, and the opposing school had brought their mascot the Colt. I turned to my sister and our best friend Grace and said where's Sparty? I then ran over to my principal, who is a dear family friend to ask where Sparty was and that I wanted to be Sparty for the game. He laughed, and we went to get the outfit. This was a spur of the moment, but knowing how fun I am, this wasn't surprising to many. Let me preface that the costume had just been dry cleaned, and I am 5'3. The outfit was a little bit b...
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