journalism – Page 2 – Emilee Lindner

Internship

I’ve had a cold since Wednesday night and I’m ready for it to be done. My throats itches, my nose is stuffy and my head aches. I didn’t post last night, but I watched movies and played Boggle. By playing the game, I got a few words to use (aka I make up words andContinue reading “Internship”

Word of the day: ubiquitous

UBIQUITOUS I am so happy about my class schedule this semester. I’m taking interesting courses and don’t have classes on Monday or Friday. My courses are Inquiry in the Natural World; Broadcast Reporting; Concert Band; Piano; Internship; Sex, Relationships and the Reproductive System; and Desktop Publishing. I’m excited about Broadcast Reporting even though I didn’tContinue reading “Word of the day: ubiquitous”

Reading – resolution #7

If there’s one thing I have to learn this semester, it’s time management. I’ve gotten considerably better at it since freshmen year, when I would skip meals and use every chance I got to read my Mass Media textbook. I managed time easily last year, achieving a 3.9 GPA and editing Arts & Life atContinue reading “Reading – resolution #7”

Word of the day: supine

SUPINE Before break, it was mostly just me and the dean on the journalism half of second Murphy. At work, we usually don’t talk, but when I had him read over something I had written for The Hamburg Sun, we struck conversation. He told me about his days as a newspaper man, typewriters, the differenceContinue reading “Word of the day: supine”

Word of the day: ambivalence

AMBIVALENCE Ever heard someone say, “Well, I want to, but I don’t, you know?” or “I like him, but I don’t. You get what I’m saying?” The speaker could just say they’re ambivalent. I came across this word reading a Scholars and Rogues article about the elimination of University of Colorado’s School of Journalism and MassContinue reading “Word of the day: ambivalence”