Election Day on the West Wing, and instead of savoring the last moments of one of my favorite shows ever, I keep thinking about #LAMayor...
RT @WesleyLowery: Here's text of Obama's #Morehouse address. Possibly best speech on race in America since '07 speech on Rev Wright. http://t.co/bCFQTWMHVi A @metrolosangeles congestion mitigation fee is no longer slated for a vote after businesses protested. @sgvtribune: http://t.co/JVMcCnB7Qy
UPDATE: Applications for the CSPA Workshop will be accepted through Saturday, April 20. Please follow normal application procedures.
The California Scholastic Press Association is excited to announce that applications are now being accepted for its 62nd-annual high school journalism workshop. The workshop will be held July 14-26, 2013, on the campus of Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo.
Students can complete the application on the application page or by visiting http://www.formstack.com/forms/?983574-yCoxdanO3k.
Once again, 25 top students from around the country will receive hands-on instruction from working journalists and teachers in the areas of print, broadcast, online and photo journalism, plus classes in ethics, public records and more. They will tour the local newspaper office and television station and enjoy an afternoon at the beach.
Tuition is $1,200 and includes lodging and all meals.
The California Scholastic Press Association is excited to announce that its 62nd-annual high school journalism workshop will be held July 14-26, 2013, on the campus of Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo.
Once again, 25 top students from around the country will receive hands-on instruction from working journalists and teachers in the areas of print, broadcast, online and photo journalism, plus classes in ethics, public records and more. They will tour the local newspaper office and television station and enjoy an afternoon at the beach.
Tuition is $1,200 and includes lodging and all meals. An online application will soon be available at www.cspaworkshop.org.
Update: The application is now online. Students can complete it on the application page or by visiting http://www.formstack.com/forms/?983574-yCoxdanO3k.
The most prestigious high school journalism workshop in the country will be back for a 62nd consecutive year in 2013. The California Scholastic Press Association board of directors is finalizing plans for the summer workshop and will soon announce the workshop dates and cost and begin accepting applications for the 13-day program.
The workshop accepts 25 juniors or seniors from around the country who are seriously considering a career in journalism. Our volunteer instructors guide an intensive learn-by-doing curriculum that includes news, features, editorial writing, photography, ethics, broadcast journalism and Internet journalism, and also share their experiences as professional journalists. Our recent graduates are studying at some of the top college journalism programs in the country, and we have a growing list of graduates who are enjoying professional success.
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Mystery novels. Children's books. Biographies. Literary essays. CSPA -- and its predecessor, the SSA -- has a long list of alumni who have successfully turned their passion for writing into one or more published books.
