[Top two flyers were created for the WOWW Campaign: Fall 2015] For those of you who aren’t aware, I have been interning with the WOWW Campaign for quite some time now, and I must say it has been a joy working with an incredible bunch. The WOWW Campaign, for those who have never heard of … More My time with the WOWW Campaign
My name is Felicia, and I want to personally say welcome to my blog! Well, you probably went through my portfolio, my resume, and my contact information [use wisely] to finally get to this point. Honestly, I’m so happy to be writing for you guys. I think I’ve tried to start a blog a million … More By, Felicia.
[Written for SPARK Magazine: Fall 2015] The 1970s were one of the most iconic decades in fashion history. Catch a girl today walking down the street in a crop top? Thank the 70s for that. Loafers and Mary Janes? 70s. Floppy hats and headbands? All 70s, and that is just the beginning of this memorable … More Wherever You Go, the 1970s are
[Written for SPARK Magazine: Fall 2015] Being in the “minority” defines individuals who are not considered Caucasian. Being in the “minority” can hinder individuals from a lot of things, including furthering themselves in their careers when compared to Caucasians in the same field. This trend is what society has been exposed to and has continued … More Color the Runway
[Written for Journalism and Religion: Fall 2015] Muslim women have had their share of discrimination, ranging from the religion they practice to the articles of clothing they wear. A YouTube video titled “If Donald Trump Wins, Please Don’t Move to Canada” was produced by Sana Saeed, warning Americans not to move to Canada because Stephen … More Brown Lives Matter
[Written for Journalism and Religion: Fall 2015] A mass of cats and dogs, accompanied by their owners, surrounded the Rev. Father Sparks of St. Austin Catholic Parish, as he brought them all together as one in prayer and peace. St. Austin Catholic Parish held its annual prayer service and Blessing of Animals in honor of … More A Blessing for Austin’s Furry Friends
[Written for Journalism and Religion: Fall 2015] As Hilary Alterman tossed pieces of her whole-grain bread into the Barton Springs river, she watched her sins and inhibitions float away. As a Jew, this is one of the ways Alterman leaves the past behind and embraces the New Year. The days between Rosh Hashanah and Yom … More Selah Community Says Goodbye to Sins During Tashlich
[Written for Reporting Words: Fall 2013] Gary Powell, Grammy nominated multi-platinum composer and producer, presented the idea on Sept. 5 that the music industry is “enormously hard to understand” and he was going to “piss off as many people” as he could in order to share his perspective on the music business. Powell’s speech, “Can … More Powell tackles the music business
[Written for Reporting Words: Fall 2013] Being almost a century old and being able to walk, eat, and breath on one’s own is not a thing many people of that age have the capability of doing. While picking out a pink cotton dress from her dresser, 98-year-old Virginia Riojas walks across her room to slip … More The Virginia Riojas Story
[Written for Reporting Words: Fall 2013] Concern about the city of Austin’s single-use bag ordinance was brought to the public official’s attention at the regular meeting of the Austin City Council on October 24. The ordinance is for the city to engage in “reducing, reusing, and recycling and of the need to use reusable … More Bag Ban Causes Concern
Felicia Rae Rodriguez 