It's an everyday occurrence when somebody makes a blog, especially on a blogsite as big as this one. It's like casting a ship adrift upon a sea made up of other ships, and those ships are all sailing under the ocean, in the middle of the night, where no one can see them. It's fortunate, then, that I really have no great ambitious plans for this blog.
I suppose I should explain, huh? I'm starting a sort of experiment, I guess. I and a few good friends of mine are journalism students at the prestigious Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication, located in Tempe Arizona--hence the title of the blog, or at least the Arizona part. Faced with a lack of experience and intense competition, we've decided that, until we can all get glamorous jobs working at a variety of exciting newspapers, magazines or websites, we'd start small and work our way up.
So, laboriously, we get to the point of this blog: an outlet. This is here for us to set free our thoughts, opinions, observations, and anything else we may think is postworthy--or not. To those of you reading this, maybe you'll find something here that entertains or enlightens or intrigues you. Maybe you'll laugh at us, maybe you'll get mad at us. Maybe you'll agree, maybe you won't.
That's really your call. Your choice.
All I'm doing is writing.
Everything else is up to you.
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