Buckeye BBC Brag Board

Meet our Autumn Social Media Intern, Alex! We are excited to have her as a part of our growing Buckeye BBC crew, learning new skills, and helping manage our social media! Want to know a little more about her? School: The Ohio State University Major: Journalism and Strategic Communications Year: Junior Goals for Internship: I have a few goals for my internship with Buckeye BBC. I would like to learn more about the business side of social media and how companies keep up their brand and remain relevant. Also, I want more experience in creating content for social media. I think this internship is going to help better my social media and communication skills for any future endeavors I may have. Hobbies: Although I don’t have much time for it anymore, my favorite hobby has always been reading. Other than that, I love to travel and try new foods. Hometown: Waynesfield, Ohio

Meet our Summer Social Media Intern, Jailyn! We are excited to have her as a part of our growing Buckeye BBC crew, learning new skills, and helping manage our social media! Want to know a little more about her? School: Kent State University Major: Public Relations Year: Sophomore Goals for Internship: Last year, I just completed my first year of college and wanted to get more immersed into my major. This internship at Buckeye BBC has allowed me to exercise my skills and grow towards my goal of eventually becoming a Public Relations professional. Hobbies: Writing, Traveling, Re-watching the Office 10,000 times, Shopping Hometown: Columbus, Ohio

Nancy Meyer's new movie "The Intern" -- her first in six years -- has moments that are nothing short of slapstick. In one hilarious and unforgettable scene, Jules Ostin (Anne Hathaway) accidentally sends an email to her mother. In the subject line: "Her," and the body: "Why is my mother such a raging bitch?" In attempt to conduct damage repair, the founder, working mother, and hallmark Brooklynite teams up with her 70-year old intern (Robert De Niro) to break into her mother's house and steal the computer.  Of course, such antics feel jarring in a movie that's primarily about an e-commerce startup, but the scene brings up questions about the inter-generational conflicts that are as real as they are critical to modern workplaces.  Meyers has famously centered many of her films around women (often, middle-aged), and has received multiple Golden Globe and Academy Award nominations for hits li...