My First Blog
Topic#1: About Me
I'm a new blogger and I would like to introduce myself, my name is Carol and I am taking Journalism at Linn-Benton Community College. I am in pursuit of my degree and a new career in writing. My hope is to one day be a freelance writer; write about things that I have an interest in. I also one day would love to write a book about my life, this is so my grandson will know everything about me. I have been going to college for four terms now. When I first started here at LBCC I was not sure what I wanted to study, then I took my first writing class and I knew. Writing is what I love to do. I am taking news reporting and writing as the first of many classes in journalism. I'm hoping this can head me in a new direction in the work force.
Topic#2: Class Glossary
Topic#3: Story #1
My first news story is going to be on the hard work behind the scenes in the Commons kitchen.
The sources I will be using for this story are, Chad Pope or Todd Ketterman, and the students that work there, as well as maybe even some of the customers.
The five questions I intend to ask /answer about my story subject:
I'm a new blogger and I would like to introduce myself, my name is Carol and I am taking Journalism at Linn-Benton Community College. I am in pursuit of my degree and a new career in writing. My hope is to one day be a freelance writer; write about things that I have an interest in. I also one day would love to write a book about my life, this is so my grandson will know everything about me. I have been going to college for four terms now. When I first started here at LBCC I was not sure what I wanted to study, then I took my first writing class and I knew. Writing is what I love to do. I am taking news reporting and writing as the first of many classes in journalism. I'm hoping this can head me in a new direction in the work force.
Topic#2: Class Glossary
Attribution -- This is where you must always cite your sources. You would tell your readers where you got your information from. Example: When I have had to write a research essay, and had to use facts, I would have to give the resources that I used for the information I am relaying to you. i.e.,( give credit to the one that did all the work). As a person reporting any kind of information to the public or anyone reading what you wrote,you must always say where you received your information from. (CLC)
Topic#3: Story #1
My first news story is going to be on the hard work behind the scenes in the Commons kitchen.
The sources I will be using for this story are, Chad Pope or Todd Ketterman, and the students that work there, as well as maybe even some of the customers.
The five questions I intend to ask /answer about my story subject:
- Who picks the menu?
- Do the students do all the work?
- Is this part of their training for their degree program?
- How long do the students work here?
- How do you decide who does what?
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