TNJN - Robert Baldus

Robert Baldus

rbaldus@tennessee.edu

Rob Baldus of KnoxvilleAdventure.com is a 22-year-old senior/freshman at the University of Tennessee. He worked as Arts & Culture editor for the Tennessee Journalist, and loves adventures, cooking, traveling, photography, bicycling and journalism. He graduated from UT with a bachelors in Journalism in 2009. Now, he is back to get his bachelors in Mechanical Engineering.

He was born in Knoxville, and attended Powell High School. There, he worked on The Panther Prowl, his high school newspaper. During his senior year there, he was made editor-in-chief of the monthly publication.

Rob hopes to bring an amateurish sense of adventure to the Knoxville Blog scene. He will work with Brad Williams of Lifeofadventure.wordpress.com. to bring readers a wealth of options for a weekend journey or just a night on the town.

Rob's writes a blog about adventures in and around Knoxville, TN.

Editor

February 12 2009 :: Chocolate for Vday—Cliché but most girls say OK

August 30 2008 :: Girl Talk comes to Knoxville

September 04 2008 :: "First Friday," an invitation to downtown Knoxville

September 04 2008 :: You can't always judge restaurants by cover

September 08 2008 :: Treasures sold on Pedestrian Walkway

September 11 2008 :: Knoxville to host first ever East Tennessee Sports Expo

September 11 2008 :: 10 Years makes stop in hometown

September 15 2008 :: The Black Keys set to rock Knoxville

September 15 2008 :: Knoxville hosts Tennessee Arm Wrestling competition

September 03 2008 :: Americana Comes to Bijou

September 11 2008 :: Free food, discounted drinks at TGI Friday's

September 21 2008 :: CPC Film Committee offers students recent movies that don't break bank

September 10 2008 :: Hanson coming to Knoxville

September 21 2008 :: Transsiberian gives edge-of-the-seat ride

September 16 2008 :: Magic Sushi provides dance and delicacies

September 30 2008 :: Hot air balloon festival takes flight at Pellissippi

October 01 2008 :: Ijams Nature Center presents Solar Homes Tour, Science Cafe

October 03 2008 :: UTPD serves through cooperation

September 24 2008 :: Conor Oberst packs emotion into Bijou Theatre

October 02 2008 :: Opa for Greekfest 2008

October 07 2008 :: Economy hurts U.T.

October 13 2008 :: Nostalgia: old stuff meets new needs

October 20 2008 :: Peter Frampton's stop at Tennessee Theatre

October 22 2008 :: Critically acclaimed hoofer to perform Thursday

October 20 2008 :: A day in the Pride of the Southland

October 22 2008 :: Can YOU handle the Trail of Doom at the Oakes Farm corn maze?

October 26 2008 :: "High School Musical" appeals to more than just high schoolers

October 29 2008 :: TNJN picks its favorite Halloween movies

October 26 2008 :: "Saw V" movie review

October 29 2008 :: Last minute costumes for poor college students

October 28 2008 :: Party in the Old City this Halloween

October 20 2008 :: Katie Ries: art for expression

November 03 2008 :: Big orange fare without the big waist

November 04 2008 :: Avett Brothers will transcend the traditional at the Bijou

November 10 2008 :: Take a hike: Great Smoky Mountain National Park

November 10 2008 :: Dance to heal

November 10 2008 :: "The Marriage of Bette and Boo" running at Clarence Brown Theatre

November 11 2008 :: Take a hike: Chimney Tops

November 17 2008 :: Knoxville Expo Center to host first-ever cage fight

November 17 2008 :: Recipe Rundown: Twice-baked potatoes

November 17 2008 :: "Role Models" delivers for comedy fans

November 18 2008 :: Quantum of Solace is heavy on action, light on plot

November 18 2008 :: Top Chef premiere promising

November 18 2008 :: Fall fashion offers something for everyone

November 18 2008 :: Rob Baldus bought the wrong car

November 19 2008 :: Decorating on a dime

November 20 2008 :: Ford to build Raptor despite depressed economy

November 24 2008 :: Recipe Rundown: Sausage balls

November 20 2008 :: Larry the Cable Guy comes to Knoxville

November 24 2008 :: Hit the slopes with UT Ski and Snowboarding Club

January 14 2009 :: Student paints Obama portrait, presents it to him

January 19 2009 :: Eagles set to rock Thompson-Boling

January 21 2009 :: All Campus Theatre prepares for eventful spring

January 21 2009 :: The circus comes to Knoxville

January 21 2009 :: Comedian visits Knoxville in his new tour

January 22 2009 :: Drive By Truckers bringing signature southern rock to Knoxville

February 02 2009 :: Arts and Culture's Top Picks: Restaurants

January 22 2009 :: softer, louder rocks Knoxville

January 23 2009 :: Chocolate lovers everywhere, give and take your share

January 26 2009 :: Lambda Student Union to promote annual concert

January 26 2009 :: UT student shares inauguration experience

January 27 2009 :: Chocolate for a cause: NKF Chocolate Festival

January 27 2009 :: Real World kicks off 21st season

January 28 2009 :: 'The Wrestler' body slams audiences with fantastic entertainment

January 28 2009 :: Disco Biscuits delivering their dance party

January 29 2009 :: 'Taken' leaves something to be desired

February 02 2009 :: Versa offers versatility at bottom dollar

February 03 2009 :: Real World episode four packs too much drama

February 03 2009 :: Best new music of the week

February 05 2009 :: 'Revolutionary Road's' costume design fantastically appealing

February 05 2009 :: Chinese New Year brought in Ox, Family and Food

March 02 2009 :: Theatre prop rentals aid university, community

February 09 2009 :: Burning Star Core heats up Knoxville's Big Ears festival

February 09 2009 :: Hudson steals show at 51st annual Grammy's

February 10 2009 :: 'Heroes' episode 'A Clear and Present Danger' review

February 10 2009 :: Big Ears music festival weekend

February 11 2009 :: Meet Re(VOL)ution, UT's DDR club

February 12 2009 :: Coraline delivers fantastic 3D experience

February 13 2009 :: Arts and Culture top picks: love songs

February 17 2009 :: Q&A with WUTK radio veteran Benny Smith

February 17 2009 :: Heroes: 'Trust and Blood' proves to provide entertainment

February 18 2009 :: World of Warcraft players divided on greater advertising for game

February 17 2009 :: He's Just Not That Into You's all-star cast doesn't disappoint

February 18 2009 :: First Time at King Tut's, not exactly first rate

February 18 2009 :: 'Friday the 13th' proves Jason is back and better than ever

February 24 2009 :: Tapatios gives you real Mexican food but not atmosphere

February 19 2009 :: Heroes: 'Building 26' surprise ending will leave you wanting more

February 19 2009 :: Best new music of the week: Feb. 19

February 19 2009 :: Bonnaroo 2009 line-up includes several impressive artists

February 23 2009 :: Cities Cupcake represents towns with pastries

February 22 2009 :: Ben Folds to come to the Valarium, Sunday

March 02 2009 :: Downtown Knoxville offers students budget-friendly options

February 23 2009 :: House and Garden Show furnishes lots of information

February 24 2009 :: Local long-distance backpacker tells trail tales

February 23 2009 :: Heroes: 'Cold Wars' plot doesn't move

February 25 2009 :: Oscars fashion looked simple and classy

February 26 2009 :: Students can cultivate vegetables in apartments

February 25 2009 :: Best new music of the week: Feb. 26

March 02 2009 :: First Southeast Stroll-Off shows appreciation for leaders

March 03 2009 :: Local student creates unique jewelry line

March 04 2009 :: Heroes: 'Exposed' hits more than it misses

March 09 2009 :: Car Nuts on Campus: Grease Week

March 09 2009 :: Arts and culture writer profiles five favorite movies

March 09 2009 :: Hodges Library hosts Black Sunshine poets

March 10 2009 :: Vibrant Holi show welcomes spring to UT

March 10 2009 :: DanceBrazil brings energy, style to Clarence Brown Theatre

March 10 2009 :: Watchmen proves must see film

March 13 2009 :: Don't be left unprepared; spring break prep can save your trip

March 13 2009 :: Best new music of the week: March 11

March 23 2009 :: U2 returns to spotlight with confusing triumph of album

March 24 2009 :: Post-apocalyptic themed film festival on campus this month

March 24 2009 :: Lox Salon cuts hair for local support

March 25 2009 :: UT students ski Sugar Mountain

March 26 2009 :: Campus offers fun activities before summer

March 30 2009 :: Heroes: 'Cold Snap' claims season's best episode

April 02 2009 :: Downtown Knoxville hosts First Friday

April 02 2009 :: Thursday nights at Sassy Ann's offers and alternative nightlife scene

April 02 2009 :: Best new music of the week

April 03 2009 :: Campus Entertainment Board hosts “Vol-Night Long”

April 03 2009 :: Three 6 Mafia to play benefit concert

April 03 2009 :: Sundown in the City returns for 2009

April 07 2009 :: TRECs hosts successful Vol Night Long

March 31 2009 :: Africa Real, Raw, Uncut unveils truth about Africa

April 08 2009 :: 'I Love You, Man' brings 'bromance' to the big screen

April 08 2009 :: "Copenhagen" combines smarts with sensitivity

April 13 2009 :: Gaming, entertainment Web site provides wealth of information

April 13 2009 :: The '60s come alive at Clarence Brown Theatre

April 15 2009 :: Sorority raises money for children’s literacy, education

April 16 2009 :: 'Fast and Furious' proves best film in series

April 16 2009 :: Relay for Life: celebrate, remember, fight Back

Reporter

February 03 2008 :: Super Bowl ads only made chuckles

February 21 2008 :: Going green can save you green

March 01 2008 :: iPod takes over world, no casualties reported

March 31 2008 :: Gourmet kitchen made affordable

April 09 2008 :: Gourmet kitchen made affordable part deux

April 12 2008 :: Gourmet kitchen made affordable

April 13 2008 :: My car is smarter than your car

April 16 2008 :: So you think you can dance?

August 27 2008 :: "Uh, yes... does that come with a side of pillage or plunder?"

September 24 2008 :: Traveling band of eco-friendly educators comes to UT

January 13 2009 :: RouXbarb scores big for Southern soul food

November 04 2008 :: TNJN Radio hosts election show

November 29 2008 :: UT football losses hurt more than the fans

December 16 2008 :: Black bears in East Tennessee, past, present, future

January 14 2009 :: Journalism class takes part in 1,000-year-old experiment

January 17 2009 :: Journalism professors, professionals gather to discuss collaboration

January 20 2009 :: KPICC honors local civil rights activists at inauguration event

February 02 2009 :: Arts and Culture: Week of Feb. 1

February 09 2009 :: Sophie's cafeteria has a hidden behemoth

February 05 2009 :: Ladies, tell us what you want for Valentine's

February 09 2009 :: TNJN Arts and Culture - Week of Feb. 8

March 05 2009 :: Experience Diversity Banquet offers cultural experience

April 01 2009 :: Ten Mile Creek Cave little more than one room

April 01 2009 :: Chandler's Cave provides interesting journey

April 01 2009 :: Cherokee Bluff's Cave nearest spelunking to UT

April 01 2009 :: Meade's quarry provides interesting flavor

April 15 2009 :: Caving in Knoxville provides plenty of adventure

Photographer

Cities Cupcake offers a wide variety of cupcakes, which Hurst believes personify the cities for which they are named.

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"The New Orleans" uses a red velvet cake base topped with sweet cream cheese icing.

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The cave mouth for Cherokee Bluff's cave is about 10 feet above the ground and is coated in mud.

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Dwight Teeter took home a flower arrangement at the end of the evening.

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Cythia Bond Hopson was the event's keynote speaker.

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The banquet featured music from many cultures.

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Many professional organizations showed their support for the group by purchasing tables at the event.

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Theotis Robinson received an award from CCIDSLS for being the college's first black graduate.

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The event had musical guests from many genres.

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More than 100 people attended the banquet.

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Alice Wirth prepared dessert for the banquet.

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Alice Wirth prepared flower arrangements for banquet.

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Dean Wirth leads the group in the Cubix Shuffle.

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The event organizers celebrate the successful dinner.

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Tommy Oler discusses new episodes of TV shows every week on TNJN's Arts and Culture section.

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The Versa offers an affordable car without losing much power behind the wheel.

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The rusty, corroded pipes of the dishwasher are reminiscent of the contraption in Mouse Trap.

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The epitome of Valentine's Day symbols, the heart, represents a whole host of feelings.

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TNJN's Arts and Culture staff explain their picks for favorite restaurants in Knoxville.

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Mark Johnson discusses how journalism education needs to change. ICONN will help students to team up and better train themselves.

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Ed Caudill listens intently as panel participants outline possible changes to journalism cirriculum. ICONN plans to help faculty better focus their teaching for web journalism.

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Joseph Agreda shows ICONN participants how the Tennessee Journalist opeates. Agreda is the operations manager for TNJN.

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Students and faculty wait for the first ICONN panel to begin. The discussions presented professional perspectives on the future of the media industry.

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