Senior publication members say goodbye

Q: How did your passion for journalism begin? A: I wrote a lot when I was a child. I was always writing fairy tales or things of that nature. So, I’ve always had a natural passion for writing. However, in high school, there wasn’t necessarily a class that would be good for what I wanted to write. Journalism was my best option at the time, and I’ve grown to love it.  Q: Is there someth...

Q: How did your passion for journalism begin? A: So, my mom is actually an author. I started writing when I was in eighth grade, and I won an essay contest. My teacher was like, ‘you’re gonna join the newspaper,’ so I joined and stuck with it. Q: Is there something valuable you’ve learned from journalism that you might not have learned anywhere else? A: There are basic things like tea...

Q: How did your passion for journalism begin? A: I didn’t really start off with journalism on its own, I had more of an interest in photography. I started taking a newspaper class when I was in ninth grade. When I started learning more about writing, I grew a passion for it over time and didn’t want to stop. Q: Is there something valuable you’ve learned from journalism that you might not...

Q: How did your passion for journalism begin? A: I actually started at junior high when it was an entirely different program, and I saw all the different types of pictures you could take. I formed a passion for photography. Q: Is there something valuable you’ve learned from journalism that you might not have learned anywhere else? A: I think about the different areas of how to take photos a...

Q: How did your passion for journalism begin? A: My passion for journalism began in eighth grade, as I had known a girl who was on the Livewire staff. Her name was Savannah Blazer. She was on Livewire and she had described her experiences, and it really intrigued me so I thought ‘why not?’ Q: Is there something valuable you’ve learned from journalism that you might not have learned anyw...

Q: How did your passion for journalism begin? A: When I was in eighth grade, I really enjoyed writing and my English teacher Mr. O'Donnell recommended me to the Livewire. Q: Is there something valuable you’ve learned from journalism that you might not have learned anywhere else? A: I think the interviewing aspect will help me next year to become a nurse and communicate better with talking ...

Q: How did your passion for journalism begin? A: I took intro to publications last year just as a fill-in class, and I ended up really liking the photography and design portion. Q: Is there something valuable you’ve learned from journalism that you might not have learned anywhere else? A: While I can learn time management and meeting deadlines anywhere else, I learned it the most from being in jo...