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MIPA by the numbers

August 2, 2016 by Maddie O'Connor 2 Comments

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Students in Opinion Coverage class form opinions to create change

August 1, 2016 by Maddie O'Connor 7 Comments

  Students in the Opinion Coverage class are learning to write columns and create blogs and editorials. In addition, according to instructor Christina Hammitt, they’re learning to persuade readers instead of arguing with them. Hammitt said, above all, they’re learning to form opinions that will create change. Hammitt said the class focuses on using writing, … [Read more...] about Students in Opinion Coverage class form opinions to create change

The Yearbook Editors in Chief class discusses themes, leadership

August 1, 2016 by Riley Wilson Leave a Comment

Theme development was the focus of early sessions in the Yearbook Editors in Chief class. Instructor Brian Wilson said, “I think that theme is a good way to tie together where the staff is going. We want to focus on determining what the feel of the book and look of the book will be. I want them to be able to carry their theme throughout the book.” As the focus is on … [Read more...] about The Yearbook Editors in Chief class discusses themes, leadership

MIPA Cup: a breakdown of how to win it

August 1, 2016 by Kira Cleer 1 Comment

Five summers ago, MIPA coordinators awarded the first MIPA Cup. Since then, classes have spent their week at MIPA competing to bring honor and glory to themselves, their classes and their schools. MIPA Cup coordinator Sara-Beth Badalamente said she has several activities for students to participate in to win points. She said students should be sure to sign in at each activity … [Read more...] about MIPA Cup: a breakdown of how to win it

Students in Bobby Hawthorne Experience get increasingly more challenging projects

August 1, 2016 by Sydney Swindle Leave a Comment

The Bobby Hawthorne Experience is set apart from other offered courses at MIPA, as it is taught at a faster pace in an advanced journalistic setting. Hawthorne, the author of the journalism textbook The Radical Write and a MIPA veteran, said he eases his students into increasingly challenging techniques as the week goes on. “So far we’ve covered finding stories and voice and … [Read more...] about Students in Bobby Hawthorne Experience get increasingly more challenging projects

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