C-U Blogfidential

Your editor made a movie once. The tragedy is not what happened on screen, but the fact it never made it to any screen at all.

The title of the post pretty much says it all. Don’t worry. We’ll be back like Ahnuld.

With St. Patrick’s Day approaching, you’d think Year 7 would conjure allusions to “luck” and many other positive outpourings. Instead, a whole other litany of four-letter words comes to mind. It’s a good thing your humble editor knows how to edit for general consumption.

For your re-reading pleasure, we present our sixth and final set of C-U Blogfidential posts representing a cross-section of the best we think we’ve had to offer Champaign, Urbana, and the cities beyond in our first five years!

For your re-reading pleasure, we present our fifth set of C-U Blogfidential posts representing a cross-section of the best we think we’ve had to offer Champaign, Urbana, and the cities beyond in our first five years!

From the “Images of the Week” Dept.: With one public display of C-U cinema in the books and another coming up very soon, we recall the 10th anniversary of our original attempt at presenting movies and reveal a failed bid at bonus street cred for our not-ready-for-prime-time efforts.

For your re-reading pleasure, we present our fourth set of C-U Blogfidential posts representing a cross-section of the best we think we’ve had to offer Champaign, Urbana, and the cities beyond in our first five years!

For your re-reading pleasure, we present our third set of C-U Blogfidential posts representing a cross-section of the best we think we’ve had to offer Champaign, Urbana, and the cities beyond in our first five years!

For your re-reading pleasure, we present our second set of C-U Blogfidential posts representing a cross-section of the best we think we’ve had to offer Champaign, Urbana, and the cities beyond in our first five years!

For your re-reading pleasure, we present our first set of C-U Blogfidential posts representing a cross-section of the best we think we’ve had to offer Champaign, Urbana, and the cities beyond in our first five years!

If Year 6 turns out to be the same as it ever was for C-U Blogfidential, will it be best for the spinning wheels to simply stop turning? This one’s up to you, dearest readers.

William Otto Pankoke, also known as your humble editor’s “Pappy JaPan,” has passed away at age 83.

Year 5 may beget the trial by fire C-U Blogfidential must face in order for its long-term worth to be gauged.

Your editor remembers that personal success often comes in the smallest of packages.

C-U Blogfidential needs to step it up in tandem with Champaign, Urbana, and the cities beyond if there is to be actual growth during Year 4.