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After Workshops: Tips for Staying Organized On Deadline
- Tips and Tricks
September 29, 2017 by Betsy Kiel
“After Workshops” is a new bsujw column that focuses on taking skills and themes from Summer Workshops and applying them to your school’s media staffs. Keeping it together in a bustling newsroom can be anything but simple, but here are a few tips to help your staff stay organized while meeting your deadlines. […]

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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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Alternative Facts Explained
- News
January 30, 2017 by Betsy Kiel
If you’ve been paying any attention to the news over the past few days, I’m sure you’ve seen the statement “alternative facts” over and over again. During a segment on “Meet The Press,” Trump Adviser Kellyanne Conway stated that the facts mentioned by the new Press Secretary, Sean Spicer, during the White House’s statement on […]

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Type: What’s in a font?
- Tips and Tricks
September 26, 2016 by Betsy Kiel
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Type: What font should you use?
- Tips and Tricks
September 16, 2016 by Betsy Kiel
Type is one of the most important elements of design. If an audience can’t read the content — then why was it made? Learn font categories and when to use each on.

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How to use Graphics in your Publication
- Tips and Tricks
June 9, 2016 by Betsy Kiel
Graphics help journalists visually tell an audience a story, give information, or most commonly, provide data. The purpose of this is to help the reader understand the data better and provides visual variety to the medium. Check out this graphic on when to use certain charts and to find out the key parts of a […]

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