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Sports Photography to travel around Lansing

July 30, 2013 by Lindsay Fizzell Leave a Comment

During the morning of July 30, Ike Lea’s Sports Photography class will travel to different parts of Lansing.  The first place is a gym called TwistStars, a gymnastics facility that used to be called The Summit. Later in the day the students will travel to the Lansing Community College (LCC) where they will take pictures of the summer volleyball camp. Attending their drills … [Read more...] about Sports Photography to travel around Lansing

#MIPA2013 Tuesday Announcements – July 30, 2013

July 30, 2013 by Jeremy Whiting Leave a Comment

Tuesday's announcements brought to you by Randy Scott's "Smile, You're on Camera" class. … [Read more...] about #MIPA2013 Tuesday Announcements – July 30, 2013

Karl Gude’s students continue to focus on graphics

July 30, 2013 by Haley Kluge Leave a Comment

With the basics under their belt, Karl Gude’s Illustration and Information Graphic class prepares for their paper airplane flight contest on Tuesday afternoon. After spending Monday learning how to take drawings and adapt them in Adobe Illustrator, the class is tackling their end of the week project. Collecting statistics based on their flight patterns, the group will use … [Read more...] about Karl Gude’s students continue to focus on graphics

Break dancers showcase moves in East Shaw terrace lounge

July 29, 2013 by Lexi Carter Leave a Comment

Story written by: Michelle Demo Photos taken by: Lexi Carter Surprising events unfolded tonight as three men proceeded to breakdance in East Shaw’s terrace lounge after classes dismissed. Junior William Kang and senior James Hermiz are both members of the MSU breakdance group. The two practice their skills often and were informed of the opportunity to practice with … [Read more...] about Break dancers showcase moves in East Shaw terrace lounge

Opinions students utilize online tools

July 29, 2013 by Olivia Griffin 1 Comment

MIPA’s Opinions Coverage team, composed of eight female students, learns the ins and outs of opinion writing as taught by MIPA instructor of 15 years, Rod Satterthwaite. In addition to delving into a traditional opinions approach by learning about columns and editorials, students launched their personal blogs during their workshop time today. “Journalism is changing so … [Read more...] about Opinions students utilize online tools

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