The Gateway Journalism Review offers flexible fall internships requiring five hours weekly, focusing on media content creation, mentorship, and remote work opportunities. Continue reading Intern for the Gateway Journalism Review in Fall 2019
The Chocolate Affair is coming up in Westport next month, and this event has everyone buzzing. Not only is everyone anxious to try all the yummy treats at the event, but there’s something else that people want to know about: the chocolate facial from Body Bliss Spa. Continue reading “Nancy Hall Gets A Chocolate Facial [VIDEO]”
Bullying is a huge problem these days. We’ve all seen the “It Gets Better” campaign videos featuring various actors who promise kids that bullying eventually stops. The recent documentary, Bully, also helped raise awareness about the issue. But the truth is, bullying doesn’t always stop. Sometimes even adults get bullied, as happened with CBS WKBT news anchor Jennifer Livingston in La Crosse, Wis. when a viewer called her fat. Continue reading “CBS WKBT News Anchor Responds To Bully On Air [VIDEOS / POLL]”
One of the great things about my job is that I get to use my platform as a journalist to help my community. Recently, I was called on to help an animal in our local kill shelter. Continue reading “Johnson Finds A Home”
Clark Kent is calling it quits. After working for years at the Daily Planet, he’s throwing in the towel because, (gasp!), he still has the gall to want to write real news. Continue reading “Clark Kent Leaves the Daily Planet”
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