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I write this blog for the modern, resourceful, self-defined girl with a flair for the classical and the unconventional. I’m friend to the obsessive planners, the corny joke-makers, and the real girls making ways for themselves in the world.
Tag Archives: journalism
and now for some news
After a lot of thinking, I have decided to part ways with Sweet Lemon. In the last 9 months I have seen the magazine grow and evolve as editors came and went, and I got to experience firsthand the fast-paced … Continue reading
fun news
I am proud to announce that after… 15 applications and just as many cover letters, 8 months of searching, 4 recommendation letters, 3 internship interviews, 2 informational interviews, 1 abysmal career fair, and countless resume critiques and consequent redrafts, I … Continue reading
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Tagged job hunt, journalism, social media, summer internship, usa today
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end of an era
My work inbox is unusually empty these days. Where it used to overflow with news tips and employment inquiries, it is now left to enjoy quiet winter days in peace, much like its owner. With the close of the semester … Continue reading
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Tagged alex laughlin, aspiration, athens, career, georgia, journalism, learning, newspaper, recipe for press, Red & Black, UGA, well begun is half-done, writing
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the times they are a-changin’
I’ve been set on a career plan for about three years now. I had my extracurriculars and internships planned for each summer of college, all leading up to the perfect internship at This American Life after graduation, where I would … Continue reading
meeting ira glass
I once met Ira Glass. I know, how could I have met my hero and not even blog about it? Well, here’s how: I got back to Athens that Sunday and the boy I was seeing at the time … Continue reading
my side.
This is an extended version of an opinions column I wrote for the Red & Black. It couldn’t be published because of neutrality issues, but I still wanted the chance to put my story out there. I always thought the … Continue reading →