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Angelica Hardnett: Behind the Scene. My full name is Angelica Marie Hardnett. This fall I will be a senior. I am from Opelika Alabama. Because I grew up around Auburn and Auburn fans, I am an Auburn fan. I attend Beulah High School. Our school has the highest test scores for the AHSGE in the entire county. Create a free website.
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First Night On Campus for Journalism Workshop. My experience for the first night at journalism camp was exciting and scary at the same time. I really didn't know anyone so I didn't know what to expect. But the best thing about meeting new people, especially for someone who doesn't get out much, is getting to learn about different personalities. I'm very blessed to have the opportunity to be here! I would definitely recommend anyone to apply to get a better understanding about journalism.
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I think a very broad and important issue anyone and everyone can recognize is bullying. There are so many forms of bullying, and most people might think that racism is the biggest form of bullying. This might be so, but the one I am noticing more and more is bullying because of certain sexuality choices people have. Now there is a “Coming Out Day” that is celebrated on Oct. 11, but is that enough? Is it fair to punish someone because everyone feels or thinks differently than they do? Create a free website.
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Journalism in the Dominican | Biola students, out to change the world.
Journalism in the Dominican. Biola students, out to change the world. Coming to the end. May 22, 2011. Looking forward to seeing our book in print,. From → Uncategorized. May 20, 2011. Have you ever collided with someone? Like a literal collision where atoms smash into each other and for a split second, you’re left discombobulated? Where you actually don’t know what happened, and your reaction is the tell-all-be-all. It is the moment that stands still, and replays itself over and over again in your mind.
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Friday, April 13, 2012. September 11th FDNY Lieutenant Remembers Ten Year Later. Interviewed: September 10, 2011. Irene Lee: This was actually an assignment. We had to find somebody who witnessed September 11. C P: I didn’t witness the planes. I got down there after the second building collapsed, but we saw number 7 collapse. But I wasn’t there when the planes hit and I wasn’t there when they fell either. IL: Out of 16! IL: That is amazing. CP: How could I not be involved? IL: So, you were there that day?
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First Night On Campus for Journalism Workshop. My experience for the first night at journalism camp was exciting and scary at the same time. I really didn't know anyone so I didn't know what to expect. But the best thing about meeting new people, especially for someone who doesn't get out much, is getting to learn about different personalities. I'm very blessed to have the opportunity to be here! I would definitely recommend anyone to apply to get a better understanding about journalism.
Journalism is not a Crime - Supporting Journalists in Iran
Journalism Is Not Crime. Person of the Day. Sudabeh Rakhsh works at the international desk of the reformist newspaper Shargh. She was arrested on March 8, 2018, as she prepared to participate in a rally outside the Ministry of Labor and Welfare on the occasion of International Women’s Day. Number of profiles on our list. In prison num ]}. In prison in Iran Today. In exile num ]}. Are still In exile. Awaiting trial num ]}. Have been killed in custody since 1997. Soheil Arabi was sentenced to death by a co...
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ALL PAY AND NO PLAY. THE BREAKDOWN OF PHOBIAS. SETTING SIGHTS ON GLASSES. YOUNG DESIGNER STITCHES HIS PATH. A WOMAN HARD AT WORK. SOUTH AFRICA HONOURS FIDEL CASTRO. TKO DECIDER VENUE ANNOUNCED. ZUMA’S FATE IN THE HANDS OF THE NEC. MINISTRY OF WOMEN CALLS THE NATIONAL DIALOGUE. THE LAST Q&A SESSION OF 2016 FOR PRESIDENT JACOB ZUMA. ST FRANCIS SOCCER TEAM INVITED TO MANCHESTER. PROPOSED MINIMUM WAGE COULD HARM THOSE IT’S INTENDED TO HELP – URBACH. A PIONEER OF HIS OWN DESTINY. STUTTERING IN THE 21ST CENTURY.
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Journalists, in the midst of their crazy newsrooms tend to have their own jargon of words. Here, I will define some of this journalistic jargon and apply it to current news stories. Thursday, April 30, 2009. Jump Continue on next page. Jargon of the day: jump. At the bottom of the story on the front page, there will be a little bold line telling you what page the story continues on. This is called the jump line. Jargon of the day: beat. It is their job to cover that story. Tuesday, April 21, 2009. To par...
