February 2017 - Ball State Journalism Workshops!

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Activating Girls’ Voices
- Uncategorized
February 23, 2017 by journalismworkshops
Research from a team at the University of Kansas reveals that female high school journalists are censored more often than their male counterparts. Censoring students in general is bad enough. How are they to learn to be responsible? Why infringe on their First Amendment rights if they are pursuing stories and reporting them truthfully? But […]

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J-Day Jams: Contests are Open!
- News
February 17, 2017 by journalismworkshops
J-Day contests open today, which means it’s time to start gathering your best work from the past year. For most categories (newspapers, online media, broadcast, photo), it means submitting work from the 2016-17 academic year. For yearbooks, it’s anything from the 2016 book. If you still have questions, here is the lowdown on BSU J-Day […]

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Why you should support the New Voices campaign
- News
February 13, 2017 by Sophie Gordon
It’s time to cure Hazelwood. The freedom of press is important to students now more than ever. In an effort to combat the effects of the Hazelwood v. Kuhlmeier decision, which restricted students’ First Amendment rights in school, states are trying to enact New Voices legislation. Indiana is among them. This year, the New Voices Campaign […]

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Movies Every Young Journalist Should Watch
- Just for Fun
February 6, 2017 by Betsy Kiel
“Spotlight” 5 Stars “Spotlight” is the number one film for young journalists. The Spotlight team, through their investigation of molestation and abuse in the Catholic church, shows young journalists how to follow a story and not give up no matter how lost the story seems. One of the best lines in the movie that all […]

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Common Journalistic Writing Mistakes
- Tips and Tricks
February 3, 2017 by journalismworkshops
Journalistic writing is very different from other types of writing. From writing in third person to keeping stories objective, there are certain rules journalists must follow that deviate from the typical English essay. Here are a few of the most common mistakes we see in submissions to our monthly contests. Keep an eye out for […]

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