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around armagh: Talking for Hours

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I FIND IT SO HARD TO BELIEVE. I think that the fact that the Irish are so accepting and accommodating to our group is one of the main reasons that we have all accepted each other and bonded so easily. About the Armagh Project. The Armagh Project is a part of the Insitute for Education in International Media, an organization which sponsors summer multimedia projects for college students in international sites. For more information, see the IEI Media website. The Armagh Examiner (program news and fun blog).

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around armagh: Rain

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LET'S TAKE A MOMENT. And be perfectly honest. No matter how many introductory e-mails or informative letters a person receives, no one can be properly prepared for. rain. At the moment, flip-flops have lost my affection. It had been a tragic separation, but one that is necessary for well-being. Oh yes- these are small tid-bits of knowledge learned during my time here, but there is one question: where does one find the magic, mystical and mysteriously alluring rain bubble? About the Armagh Project.

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around armagh: The Northern Coast

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About the Armagh Project. The Armagh Project is a part of the Insitute for Education in International Media, an organization which sponsors summer multimedia projects for college students in international sites. For more information, see the IEI Media website. The Armagh Examiner (program news and fun blog). Picture Armagh (photo blog). Armagh 2007 photostream, part 1. Armagh 2007 photostream, part 2. Cronaca di Cagli (Cagli news blog). Cagli Adesso (Cagli student blog). Scenes from the Armagh Project.

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around armagh: Ghosts

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Luckily George, Sarah, Kyle, and Cindy came with me to go ghost hunting. We set up the camera to catch enough light, and George suggested that Sarah move around with flapping arms while he flashed light on her face. I told Sarah to let down her hair and look “mad crazy.”. I wound up laughing uncontrollably, and I have a loud, loud laugh. It did not take long for the neighbor to peer out the door and question why we were there. About the Armagh Project. The Armagh Examiner (program news and fun blog).

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around armagh: Ahem!

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I FEEL GRUMPY TODAY. It’s the stress of getting everything done and planning to get away from here this weekend. It’s August and I feel cold and I feel cramped, like there’s no place of my own, in this hostel. Oh, yeah, what’s up with all those striped, long-sleeved, collared shirts? Looking forward to customer service (which I won’t take for granted as much anymore) and distinctively different looking men, little over one week to go…. About the Armagh Project. Picture Armagh (photo blog).

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The Student Newspaper Survival Blog: Localizing national and international stories

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Wednesday, September 15, 2010. Localizing national and international stories. An earthquake strikes Chile, killing hundreds of people and displacing thousands. The federal government passes new health care legislation that will extend coverage to millions. Israeli and Palestinian leaders gather at an Egyptian resort in an attempt to forge a peace plan. A gunman takes 15 hostages at a college campus halfway across the country. What kinds of national and international stories should you localize? When a st...

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The Student Newspaper Survival Blog: National College Media Convention sessions on study/work abroad

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Tuesday, October 26, 2010. National College Media Convention sessions on study/work abroad. Hope to meet many of you at the Associated Collegiate Press/College Media Advisers National College Media Convention. In Louisville later this week. Journalism educators and students who are interested in studying or working abroad should know about two sessions - one geared toward advisers and one for students. Dan Reimold of College Media Matters. Who has taught in Singapore, and I will present at both sessions.

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The Student Newspaper Survival Blog: November Story of the Month

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Thursday, November 15, 2007. November Story of the Month. OK, we've been a little behind on the Story of the Month, but we've got a doozy for you now. This week the Daily Bruin. At UCLA broke a major investigative story. On preferential admission practices by the university's prestigious orthodontics residency program. This was definitely the hardest story I’ve ever done," said Faturechi, a senior who has worked on the Daily Bruin. But the Daily Bruin. Found evidence, including e-mail messages and intern...