Wednesday, October 21, 2009

Dixie State Volleyball Photo Essay- New Media

Before the game even started, Dixie State students came early to support the volleyball team. The sign says “Welcome to Dixie State. Home of the hottest team in the conference.” They held this up during the national anthem.


Alex Shearer spikes the ball between two blockers in the first game. Dixie State won the point to become one point under BYU-Hawaii at 8 to 9.


A frustrating coach in the third game, Gregg Jensen called a timeout to talk with his team. Dixie State came back and won the next three points.



At game point in the first game, (left to right) Morgan Hill, Chelsi DeWitt, and Alex Shearer wait for their teammate to serve it.



Aurie Robinson serves the ball in the third game. Dixie State won the point and went up 15 to 14.




Dixie State comes together in the third game after losing a couple points in a row. They came back to win the game and set the match at two games to one.





The match is tied two games each team. Alex Shearer spikes the ball down while Chelsi DeWitt is in defensive stance just in case the ball is blocked. Dixie State won the point. The game is now at 4 to 6 BYU-Hawaii.






Kayley Poglajen watches her team as they are down by five points in the fifth game. The fans are there till the end supporting the volleyball team.







Sunday, October 4, 2009

More Soldiers Killed- New Media #5

Eight more United State soldiers were killed on Saturday near the Pakistan border. Officials have told reporters that it was one of the deadliest assaults on the U.S. in the past year and one of the fiercest battles in the eight-year war. More and more soldiers die each day when it is not needed. The terrorist attacks occured 8 years ago and it has been dragging on way too long. Although there were many enemy casualties, there were eight to many U.S. casualties. The United States army used heavy artillery during the battle. This war seriously just needs to end and all of our troops need to come home for good. There are families losing loved ones each day and even though there fighting for our freedom and country, some troops have been there to long and deserve to come home. These families need their fathers, mothers, husbands, wives, daughters, sons, and relatives to come home.