Source: Greenwich Time
To the editor:
For the past year as executive editor of The Beak, I witnessed both the good and bad of Greenwich High School’s student newspaper. But in my capacity, I never had the opportunity to assess it in a public forum and especially wouldn’t be allowed to criticize it. (Continue Reading)
Has the newspaper industry turned its back on aspiring young journalists?
By Ken Krayeske
published in the Poynter Institute webpage on June 2006
“I didn’t realize I would end up as a journalist,” Wolinsky said. “But it absolutely contributed to my development as a professional. You need it. It gives you a real-life version of a newsroom.” (Continue reading)
Source: Hornet Fullerton College
By: Danielle Carrilllo & Alex Lawrence
Danielle Carrillo:
“My vagina is obscene.” Or at least that was the consensus among students at Cleveland High School after the administration confiscated copies of Le Sabre, the student newspaper. (Continued)
