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saclegacy: Two former students excel at photojournalism

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Newspapers from other colleges. Two former students excel at photojournalism. Two former students have worked at competing newspapers in California for decades and still managed to remain married. The two prize-winning photojournalists, Ana Venegas and Hall Wells, have distinguished records at their publications. Venegas has been an Orange County Register staff photographer since 1987, specializing in documentary photojournalism and telling visual stories. See her work here. Keep track on Facebook. Brian...

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words to live by: Ann Richards

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It is the province of knowledge to speak. And it is the privilege of wisdom to listen.". Teaching was the hardest work I had ever done, and it remains the hardest work I have done to date.". While serving as governor, Richards was appointed chairwoman of the Democratic National Convention in 1992. The convention selected Bill Clinton to run for president of the United States. Richards soon had her own election battle to worry about. George W. Bush. The son of the man she so famously insulted, ran against...

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saclegacy: Former student wins state honor in photojournalism

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Newspapers from other colleges. Former student wins state honor in photojournalism. Former student Paul Zoeller. Was named South Carolina Photojournalist of the Year, and led his newspaper’s awards for photography with eight wins, including five for first place. The Post and Courier. Zoeller worked for many years with the Urban Journalism Workshop at San Antonio College and helped the young workshop students with photo skills to produce You S.A., the workshop newspaper. Keep track on Facebook. Check out ...

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Adding an online presence in high school | The Accidental Journalist

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Adding an online presence in high school. Young people today hang out on the Internet. And that’s where they get much of their information about their interests, some of which may be NEWS. Even if news is not their No. 1 priority, it seems important that high school publications have an online presence. Some staffs will merely upload their print publications. Some will go beyond. Guide to telling a story. The music on this tutorial is a bit much. Turn off the sound or. You will nod off. November 13, 2012.

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Opinion in the newspapers | The Accidental Journalist

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Opinion in the newspapers. During the current presidential election campaign, letters to the editor have criticized the San Antonio Express-News for endorsing President Barack Obama in an editorial. The newspaper endorsed other candidates in the same fashion. What the letter writers don’t understand is this is a time-honored tradition. Nothing new. It’s been around for scores of years. This is your publication’s official position on issues. 8211; deals with a current issue which concerns many readers.

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We’re so literary. . . | The Accidental Journalist

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We’re so literary. . . A literary magazine is a fairly inexpensive way to provide students with a voice, as well as an audience for their writing. In these times of standardized testing. The literary magazine provides a great opportunity for students to write creatively and explore topics outside of the classroom. Browse the literary magazines listed in NewPages to find short stories and longer fiction, poetry, creative nonfiction. Essays, literary criticism. List of literary magazines. You are commentin...

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The foundation of a story: Interviewing | The Accidental Journalist

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The foundation of a story: Interviewing. The first step in writing a story is to gather information through reporting. Ask questions that can be answered with quotable material, not just “yes” or “no.” Try to take down as many direct quotes as possible. But this is not all you are looking for in the interview. You also are looking for the following items:. Exciting writing is built on exciting anecdotes. Thus, if you are to tell the complete story, you must provide the reader with the complete picture.

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saclegacy: Former student covers downtown happenings

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Newspapers from other colleges. Former student covers downtown happenings. Photo by Billy Calzada. Ben Olivo, a business reporter for the San Antonio Express-News, writes The Downtown Blog. Olivo took classes "on and off" at San Antonio college from 1996 to 2001, he said. I learned many lessons at The Ranger," he continued. "One I will never forget: I think I used the word 'implement' in a story about 10 times. (I was told) to never again use that word. I read an article in 'Brill's Content' about how th...

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saclegacy: Former sports editor grows a sports empire

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Newspapers from other colleges. Former sports editor grows a sports empire. Michael De Leon began writing sports on The Ranger. Since that invaluable experience as a reporter and editor at the college at a time when sports events were rare on the campus and reporters had to be creative and imaginative to find stories, he has developed a name for himself in journalism, sports and online media after founding a successful NBA blog, Project Spurs. He adds: "Above and beyond anything else, we are diehard Texa...

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Web Design | The Accidental Journalist

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You may find help with web design in this blog post — a conglomeration of design tips and typography suggestions. Let’s make one thing absolutely clear before we move any further Typography is not just about selecting the prettiest looking font. If any web designer is harboring this notion, he either has a lot to learn or a lot to UNLEARN. This kind of oversimplification is simply not acceptable, indicating laziness on a designer’s part to understand the full scope of typography in web design. 15 Free Bo...