UF Newsies
From Newsies.Gainesville.com
Combination personality profile/how to? This one needed a little more work. Gainesville resident finds a hobby in blogging, by Megan Taylor.
From Newsies.Gainesville.com
My first attempt at a personality profile: The Boss is just like you and me.
From Newsies.Gainesville.com
A discussion between Newsies members about funding for athletics vs. academics. Led by yours truly. This experiment didn’t go as well for me as for some other groups, so check out the blog for more discussions.
From Newsies.Gainesville.com
My profile of the Society of Women Engineers club at the University of Florida.
From Newsies.Gainesville.com
Another compilation article, this time targeting Spring Break.
From Newsies.Gainesville.com
Yup, the UF Newsies are no longer on The Undertone. The Gainesville Sun gave us a blog instead.
Newsies and CMS
The UF Newsies are moving from The Undertone to our own blog on the Gainesville Sun site. This is great, because the site will be geared towards what we write about rather than just filling in space. However, I’m already seeing some problems with the CMS (content management system).
From The Undertone
What NOT to do with your Computer by Megan Taylor. Last week I was made on-call photographer as well as an editor for the UF Newsies.
UF Newsies
The UF Newsies are officially published to The Undertone, a segment of the Gainesville Sun online. Look for our accounts of the National Championship, plus feature stories about life at the University of Florida.
Saving Newspapers
A new feature that the Newsies will have to accommodate to is multimedia. The editor is actually in my Communications for the Internet class, so she and I toss words like “package,” “format,” and “multi-media” over the heads of some of the others.
To Keep on Writing
And so I made a decision. I joined the UF Newsies. It appears that it was a decision well-made. The small group produces campus-oriented articles, and as of January will be hooking up with the Gainesville Sun, where I’ll get to implement my newly hard-earned AP Style while maintaining my own voice.
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