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Google Docs templates help students submit staff applications

Google Forms is certainly a wise choice for staff applications, but this year I went back to some old-fashioned ways

I was having a meeting of the minds with my editors this summer, and the topic of our editing system

Camayak, a pre-publication management system, brings a new level of efficiency to newsrooms — for students and advisers. A previous Editor-in-Chief

If your staff hasn’t changed passwords for many of your most commonly used online accounts in the past two weeks

It is important to think of social media as part of the publication, and not something that is just done

My recent editor-in-chief is attending the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication at Arizone State University. She writes:

This year I have started to develop a Google website for journalism. I have been meaning to do this

After spending a couple of months teaching the basics of interviewing and news writing skills to my beginning journalism class

I have a friend who had their Gmail account hacked the other day and thought for a while they lost

Deval Patrick, Ex-Governor of Massachusetts, Is Considering 2020 Presidential Race
by Jonathan Martin on November 12, 2019 at 3:29 am
Days after Michael Bloomberg began taking steps to enter the 2020 race, Mr. Patrick’s conversations with top Democrats are the latest evidence of an unsettled presidential primary field.
Nikki Haley Ignores the Real Problem in the White House
by Michelle Cottle on November 12, 2019 at 3:22 am
It’s not that top aides sought to undermine President Trump, it’s that they thought they had to.
Jimmy Carter Hospitalized for Brain Procedure
by Peter Baker on November 12, 2019 at 3:21 am
The former president, who has suffered several falls in recent months, was admitted to an Atlanta hospital to relieve pressure caused by bleeding, his office said.
Feud Between Trump Advisers Underscores a White House Torn by Rivalries
by Peter Baker and Maggie Haberman on November 12, 2019 at 3:17 am
Mick Mulvaney, the president’s acting chief of staff, and John R. Bolton, his former national security adviser, clashed in court even as more accounts of internal schisms emerged in books and testimony.