Wrapping up stairs and weaving down hallways, Community High School junior Kelly Arnold carried her Vera Bradley bags to room 386. With her mother, Audrey, and another load of luggage in tow, the two navigated their way through registration for MIPA’s 2013 Summer Workshop before settling into the room that would be considered home for the next week. In addition to her 394 … [Read more...] about Nearly 400 students register for #MIPA2013
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Students, faculty perform at MIPA 2012 Talent Show
Both MIPA students and staff members participate in the highly anticipated talent show. Each act is judged by a panel of judges who decide who will win the first place candy bag. Photos by Emily Wolfe and Katie Denton … [Read more...] about Students, faculty perform at MIPA 2012 Talent Show
Volleyball Challenge concludes, champions emerge
After several days of competition, the MIPA 2012 Volleyball challenge has finished leaving Newspaper Editors as champions. It came down to the final game of Newspaper Editors and Advanced Indesign for Newspaper for the cup, but both teams had game plans on how to win it all. "My advice for them is to keep doing what they've been doing," Advanced Indesign for Newspaper … [Read more...] about Volleyball Challenge concludes, champions emerge
Automotive reporters discuss industry, journalism at panel
Speaking at the 2012 MIPA conference, writers Mike Ramsey and Sharon Carty, from the Wall Street Journal and Huffington Post respectively, discussed how the automotive industry relates to teens, among other topics, such as journalism as a business, the auto industry and even the European economy. At one point, a student asked the writers if they felt auto writing was … [Read more...] about Automotive reporters discuss industry, journalism at panel
Press conference highlights impact auto industry has on teens
Students filed into the Biomedical & Physical Sciences Building from 7-9:15 p.m. Tues. night for a press conference covering the automotive industry from the view of a professional journalist. Sharon Carty of the Huffington Post (left) and Mike Ramsey of the Wall Street Journal took student questions for over two hours, beginning with Ramsey explaining to the attendees … [Read more...] about Press conference highlights impact auto industry has on teens