National Scholastic Press Association

Stereotypes don’t tell the story

Liana Lum, Editor-in-Chief

May 18, 2016

“Since when has a wall been able to withstand human will?” Journalist and undocumented immigrant Jose Antonio Vargas posed the question at the National Scholastic Press Association Journalism Education Association convention in April, referencing presidential candidate Donald Trump’s proposed US-Mexi...

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News publications will share leadership and space

Darrean Loy, Reporter

April 7, 2016

Two separate, 12-page, student-led news publications will be turning a page next year and joining forces, sharing a workspace and an adviser. Tracy Sena, Scholastic Journalism and Media Director, announced during G Period that she will be adding another Schools of the Sacred Heart publication to ...

Tags: adviser, all-american hall of fame, awards, Coed, journalism, National Scholastic Press Association, News, space, the broadview, the roundtable, tracy sena

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