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Are you hiring?

Jul 30, 2010 Comments Off by Ingrid_Sturgis

By BRIANA BARNER nabjconvention.org “Yes and no,” Washington Post Senior Editor Milton Coleman said in response to the question that was on the lips of NABJ job fair attendees: “Are you hiring?” Coleman said that the Washington Post is practicing selective hiring. “It’s different than what we’ve been doing in past years.” Some booths spanning [...]

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Job fair attire gone wrong

Jul 30, 2010 No Comments by Michelle Johnson

By BLISS DAVIS nabjconvention.org Hundreds of NABJers swarmed the job fair Friday looking and sounding their best. However, a handful of them missed the mark. Leggings with a tank top. Ripped jeans. Old Navy flip flops. A T-shirt with not-so-inspiring words. I saw it all. While at the job fair I noticed a few people [...]

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The palms of San Diego

Jul 30, 2010 Comments Off by Ingrid_Sturgis

Stacie Bailey, nabjconvention.org For as long as I can remember, I have always wondered how there could possibly be palm trees in California when they are usually shown–or aleast t portrayed–in an island- or beach-like settings such as Hawaii or the Bahamas. I got a chance to see first-hand where they are located in San [...]

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Opinion: More color needed online

Jul 30, 2010 Comments Off by Ingrid_Sturgis

Columnist Stacie Bailey says more diversity is needed in online media.

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Seals

Jul 30, 2010 No Comments by Michelle Johnson

By BRIANA BARNER nabjconvention.org For years now, a free show has taken place at the Children’s Pool in La Jolla. Some know about it, but most new to the town don’t. San Diego native Teri Jones and her young daughter come to the show often. On this day, they had been there for about a [...]

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Viewing protests through a lens

Jul 29, 2010 No Comments by Michelle Johnson

By Tameka Flowers nabjconvention.org There’s a lot of protesting going on around here. I’m a photographer and I witnessed not only my first live protest, but two in one day. The first involved angry service workers. Many Californians are upset because furlough days have been added back into their work schedules in an effort to [...]

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Poolside Entertainment

Jul 29, 2010 1 Comment

NABJ convention-goers take a break at a poolside reception hosted by Black Entertainment Television on Thursday night. (Eric Burse/nabjconvention.org)

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Red Hat ladies living it up

Jul 29, 2010 10 Comments

By COURTNEY BESSICKS Photo: Eric Burse/nabj.org nabjconvention.org Who are these women?! Boy, do they look silly, but undeniably happy. Sprinkled salt and pepper hair suggest their older age, but their smiles show lives of glee and fulfillment. Who said, at the age of 50, the fun stops? “My goodness! You’re stunning, you should be a [...]

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NABJ After Dark: Spirit, Word, and Song

Jul 29, 2010 No Comments

Scenes from NABJ’s popular performance event.

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Burying the hatchet?

Jul 29, 2010 2 Comments

CNN contributor Roland Martin speaks to former USDA director Shirley Sherrod after she addressed the NABJ convention today in San Diego. Martin apologized to Sherrod for his initial comments on CNN following  her firing after the release of controversial video by blogger Andrew Breibart. (Photo courtesy of Jason Miccolo Johnson/NABJ)

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