For a class assignment we had to think about our magic power; what makes us unique and stand out, which for me it is really hard to think about because I do not really think […]
Tag: Journalism
Freelancing; Is it right for me or nah?
For this week’s journalism class I had to read “Freelancing as Entrepreneurship and Consulting as Business Models” from “Media Innovation and Entrepreneurship.” This chapter talks about freelancing and a little bit of everything that one has […]
How to be a good journalist
“It’s time, Robby! It’s time!” Let’s talk about Spotlight. Spotlight is a 2015 movie starring: Mark Ruffalo, Michael Keaton, Rachel McAdams, John Slattery, and more. The movie is about The Boston Globe’s “Spotlight” team and its […]
What I Do in 30 mins With My Brother
We had the opportunity to do a short and fun video for my Photo and Video class, so obviously I decided to annoy my brother and film him. Here are some pictures of the 30 […]
Elevator Pitches; They are Only Fun When You Watch Them on TV
Hello, everyone, my name is Virginia, and today I am going to talk to you about my experience with elevator pitches (lol). So, I had to make an elevator pitch for my capstone class, and […]
Creating a Succesful Business in College
For this week’s blog, I looked into an interesting post on Business Insider called “16 Great Startups College Students Are Working On Right Now,” this is an article about 16 students that have started working […]
How to be a Succesful Entrepreneurial Journalist
I AM BACK WOOHOO!! For this week’s blog, we had to read a short piece by Carlo de Marchis, Chief Product & Marketing Officer at deltatre and media strategist, about the changes in the media landscape that […]
“Who’s the coolest person in the world?”
After reading “Susan Orlean and the American man, age 10” by Manjula Martin for the Nieman foundation at Harvard I have come to the conclusion that 10-year-olds are hilarious. This article talks about the article that Orlean […]
Dealing with loss
Dealing with the loss of a loved one is not easy, and having someone else write about that is not always helpful. However, this is not the case with Tom Friend’s “Dear Nate” article for […]
