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Covering the 2026 MIPA Summer Journalism Workshop

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Storify: MIPA Volleyball battle on-going

August 3, 2016 by Arianna Smith Leave a Comment

By Arianna Smith     [View the story "MIPA Volleyball Battle On-going" on Storify] … [Read more...] about Storify: MIPA Volleyball battle on-going

Teachers visit MIPA for Adviser Day

August 2, 2016 by Tess DeGayner Leave a Comment

Today, staff advisers bring a piece of home as they visit their staff members at the MIPA classes. With the arrival at 11 am, teachers were just in time for lunch with their staffs. "I love to see the renewed energy that MIPA brings to my kids," Lake Fenton's newspaper adviser Linda Andrada said. "I believe that just being here is important. It validates what they're doing … [Read more...] about Teachers visit MIPA for Adviser Day

MIPA students beat the heat with a Kiddie Pool Challenge

August 2, 2016 by Arianna Smith 1 Comment

By Arianna Smith MIPA students beat the heat Tuesday evening on Shaw Terrace with the Kiddie Pool Challenge, a play on the bobbing-for-apples activity that incorporated gemstones, kiddie pools, and bags upon bags of ice. In addition to being a relief from the weather, the chilly challenge offered team points in the MIPA Cup Tournament for those who participated. … [Read more...] about MIPA students beat the heat with a Kiddie Pool Challenge

Participants in the News Editors class put their editorial skills to work

August 2, 2016 by Jasmine Williams Leave a Comment

The students in Dean Hume’s News Editors course wasted no time this week perfecting their class. After a brief exercise to strengthen their descriptive skills, the class split off into pairs to edit sports column made by students in the Sports Coverage class taught by Jim Woehrle. “When you get into the story, it’s a lot easier than you thought it would be,” sophomore … [Read more...] about Participants in the News Editors class put their editorial skills to work

Pulitzer Prize winnner Farah Stockman speaks to MIPA students about resilience, experience

August 2, 2016 by Arianna Smith Leave a Comment

By Arianna Smith The term "Pulitzer Prize winner" may conjure the image of a stiff and buttoned up, grizzled veteran reporter. Farah Stockman is indeed a veteran columnist and reporter, but speaking to an assembly of MIPA students Monday evening, she gave off the atmosphere of a calm and easy-going professional. "When I was in high school, I thought I was going to write … [Read more...] about Pulitzer Prize winnner Farah Stockman speaks to MIPA students about resilience, experience

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