#j-schools

[clairebalungizerida-blog]

Must we sail on a sinking ship?- A response to Sine's essay, "Close the J-schools"

By Zerida B Claire

When we set out to study journalism, we’d seen that thing with feathers that Emily Dickinson calls Hope. We dreamed of a brighter space illuminate of our inspiration, to create and restructure the rotting systems. We hummed that song called “Passion”, oh how we dared! Then it all came crumbling down, our enormous heap of hope, once we started to learn that journalism school…

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[bongonyinge]

Response to Richard Sine’s close the J-School article

Response to Richard Sine’s close the J-School article

By Bongonyinge Felix

News paper: COURTESY PHOTO

J-schools may be having nothing significant to append than workshops but people before doing something have to undergo certain development for a person to understand they way journalism works. Some are short term learners and others are long term learners and long term learners need this process of development.

Journalism might look a collapsing…

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[trappedinvacancy]

padme789 replied to your photoset: All done!

awsome! How often do you paint chucks?

Not too often, only because I don't get many people asking for them. But if I could I'd do it all the time!

j-schools replied to your photoset: All done!

FUCKING AWESOME!

Thank you! x3

thismortalhouse reblogged this from you and added:

You’re. Amazing. She will lovee them. Excellent job! :)

GahThank you! Yeah she squealed for quite a bit when I brought them in this morning.

[trappedinvacancy]

j-schools said: I would buy the Faberry shoes

Well then I would paint them for you! xD

[gilasakawa]

Like he sez, I collaborate with Steve's Digital Media Test Kitchen at the University of Colorado, and welcome the fresh ideas he brings to news media. The students who run the CU Independent and I just try to keep up with him.

[gilasakawa]

Since I work at the University of Colorado's School of Journalism and Mass Communication, I follows the ups and downs of not just the media industry, but the state of journalism education.