I’ve found the reincarnation of Eddie Walker, the mentally challenged preteen played by Shia Labeouf in the Disney Channel Original Movie entitled ‘Tru Conffessions’. The movie is not only captivating and honest, but it shows LaBeouf’s true talent as an actor. When I came to CSPA, I met a student named Tyler Pager. Pager’s...
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During my long hours sitting in front of the computer, I’ve come across a ton of new and interesting websites. Here’s a few I’ll share with you: prezi.com- An impressive new spin on Microsoft Power Point, like one big giant piece of paper that you can zoom in on, with better graphics. pictorymag.com- An...
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I’ve taken three years of American Sign Language to fulfill my high school language requirement. I never thought I’d have the chance to teach or show anyone what I learned during those three years until today, when my CSPA friend Mia Colvin kept badgering me (I love you) about “WHAT’S THE SIGN FOR THIS?!...
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Here’s a few colleges that have journalism departments and their links: Cal State Chico- http://www.csuchico.edu/jour/ Cal State East Bay- http://class.csueastbay.edu/english/Home_Page.php Cal State Fresno- http://mcj.csufresno.edu/ Cal State Fullerton- http://communications.fullerton.edu/undergraduate/journalism.html San Diego State University- http://jms.sdsu.edu/
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James Huber, 17, from Palo Alto, California is definitely what you would call a sports buff. Aside from writing for his high school’s paper the Coat of Arms at Menlow School, Huber has played every sport in the book. “Sports have been super important to me not only for making friends but for becoming...
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Here’s a few of the quirks I’ve picked up on this week at CSPA: Mia has no problem lip-syncing Adele in her computer chair while writing a story on deadline, flailing her arms and saying, “CAN YOU GUESS WHAT SONG I’M LISTENING TO?!!??!?!?!?!” Shelby & Aneesa confessed today in front of all the...
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Since I was assigned to take “fashion” photos this week, I decided to post some of my findings. CalPoly student Travis dons neon. I bet he’s glad he got photographed.
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Before I came to CSPA I thought I had a pretty good idea of what to bring. I had the right amount of clothes for days on end, my toothbrush and all the other essential items. Looking back now I realize I forgot to bring an obviously essential item: a camera. This mistake, however,...
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Of the two days I’ve spent at CalPoly, I’ve compiled a list of the top 5 best things about CSPA. 1. People- (this is an obvious one). With give or take 25 people here at the program, there’s more than enough conversation to go around for all the hours we’re spending together. 2. Knowledge-...
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Of all the people in the world (and CSPA workshopees) that most likely watched the second installment of Deathly Hallows last week, I unfortunately did not get to see the film due to busy/disinterested family members and lack of time. One advantage, however, is that I am now able to finish the enormous book...
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