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Metro D.C. High School Students Learn Journalism Basics
High school students in the 2010 Urban Journalism Workshop learn to report, write and broadcast news, entertainment, sports, business and cultural issues. They were trained by professional journalists from leading media companies in the basics of real-time print, radio, television, and digital journalism over the course of eight consecutive Saturdays.
[continue reading...]Recent Print Posts
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- Smithsonian Kite Festival: by Josh Sanders and Brielle Weber
- Smithsonian Kite Fest: by Josh Samson and Marissa Kurtz
- Smithsonian Kite Fest: by Laurel Hattix and Hal Dockins
- Paper Birds Drift High Above National Mall
- President Obama’s Eye for Pie
- Dorothy Height, Civil Rights Activist, Dies at 98
- Cupcakes on Wheels a Sweet Treat
- Tough Training Gets Officers Home Safely
- Hard Work Helps DeMatha Basketball Player Fulfill His Dream
- Figure Skater Kim Takes South Korea by Storm
Recent Radio Posts
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Recent Television Posts
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- School Lunch – Healthy Choices? by Rediet Kifle
- Smithsonian Kite Festival 2010 – by A’Lexus McCollum
- Health System Commentary – by Eddie Mulieri
- Postal Security Agent Protects U.S. Mail System – by Ife Adelona
- Wilson High Brings Lacrosse to DC Schools – by Andrew Dixon
- Project Discovery Prepares Students for College – by Raymond Williams
- Fast-Changing Technology by Shante Hayes
- Surviving a Bad Economy – by Arianna Poindexter
- DC Metro System Feels the Strain – by Josh Weiner
- WABJ News 2010 – A block
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Television
School Lunch – Healthy Choices? by Rediet KifleThe health of our nation’s children is the focus of First Lady Michelle Obama’s “Let’s Move” campaign. For many students, healthy eating habits begin at school. But are the options healthy? WABJ News’ Rediet Kifle looks at the food choices students really have.
Radio
Tea Party TeensBy Cara Bernard
They are very proud of what they believe in, extremely politically active, involved in leadership positions throughout the Republican Party, and most importantly, they are average everyday teens. Find out why members of “generation y” are becoming more politically active in conservative politics than ever before.
Tea Party Teens
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