Posts Tagged ‘journalism’

Voces&Blogs

C-ya ‘round suckas!...

by Elida Perez

EL PASO, Texas — It is The Prospector tradition that the graduating seniors write a goodbye...
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Voces&Blogs

Making The Most Out Of It...

by Adrian Aguirre

EL PASO, Texas — Every semester we hear from our teachers as well as guest speakers that...
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Voces&Blogs

Reporters’ Lives — and Deaths — on the Mexican Border...

by Alejandra Matos

EL PASO, Texas — With the constant violence in Mexico has come an increase in reporting about...
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News Features

Sam Donaldson to Young Journalists: The future is Multimedia...

by Alejandra Matos

UTEP launches new Multimedia Journalism Degree Sam Donaldson giving interviews at Borderzine's...
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Voces&Blogs

Borderzine.com, forging ahead...

by Zita Arocha

During a challenging year for traditional news media, Borderzine has good news and important...
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Voces&Blogs

Confessions of a first-time journalism professor...

by Gina Germani

IMPERIAL VALLEY, California — I feel like I should start this out with, “Hello, my name...
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News Features

Journalists face new challenges to serve the community as newspapers contract...

by Alejandra Matos

EL PASO — Patricio Espinoza and other journalists have been facing a storm: a change in media...
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News Features

El Paso’s print media struggles in a waning news industry...

by Adriana Gómez Licón

EL PASO — Tom Fenton still recalls the good old days of journalism in this historic border...
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News Features

Knights Set the Bar for High School Journalism...

by Romeo Fierro

Teacher Alex Navarro interacts with Hanks High School journalism students. (Romeo Fierro/Borderzine.com) EL...
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Multimedia

UTEP Media Conference – Video...

by Elida Perez

EL PASO — Media professionals from KVIA-TV Channel 7, El Paso Times, KDBC-TV Channel 4, El...
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