Vincent Coglianese - Articles

 

Vince Coglianese is the Director of The College Pulse Network, located at www.collegepulse.net.

The College Pulse Network is composed of young media professionals from across the United States who give commentary on current events and how they affect the world's newest generations.

Why I love NBC's "Community"

I rarely give new television shows a fleeting chance. I'm ridiculously guilty of waiting until a show has an acclaimed season under its belt before I turn my attention towards it. "The Office," "24," and "Family Guy" each had to pass the test for the viewing public before I truly sank my teeth into the enjoyment I've had with all three of those shows. Read

By: Vincent Coglianese | 16/11/2009 | Television

Student stress and depression hit once again

For some students, the worst is over: finals. For others, the worst is just beginning: the job market. It's the perfect storm. Every year at this time, some news organization, somewhere, assesses the mental stability of these students/graduates that are being slammed with the stresses associated with completing school, as well as taking the next step: finding a job. Read

By: Vincent Coglianese | 22/05/2009 | Stress Management

Pecha Kucha: Students may have to take notes a little faster if this catches on

Power Point, as a program, spread like wildfire when presenters discovered they could trash all those slides and transparencies for a highly-efficient and effective alternative, but eventually the computer slide-show wore out its welcome, casting despair over many a board room whose inhabitants would arrive to see a stock background and a boring title gracing the screen. But it appears there may yet be a second wind for the trusty, old slide show. Read

By: Vincent Coglianese | 20/05/2009 | Presentation

Google warns us: "Turn off your computer"

A day after the President brought the University of Notre Dame together on his "tiny island of common ground", as Eric Johnson so well put it, Google CEO Eric Schmidt cautioned graduating seniors at the University of Pennsylvania to step away from their PC's and try a little human TLC. Read

By: Vincent Coglianese | 19/05/2009 | Culture