Rockin’ the Bronx
Up NOW on The Bronx Ink is my new story about The Kezners, a hard rocking (hard working) band from the Bronx. Check it out, and check them out–they’re pretty […]
Monthly Archives: October 2010
Journalists are “cute.”
This is a fabulous quote from Robert Plant’s “Q&A” interview in the newest Rolling Stone. It really makes me reflect on how I, as a journalist, use words and how […]
Year in J-School (Part 16) — Getting the scoop!
Very exciting day today! I found out that the New York Daily News did their own (shorter) version of my Bronx Underground story (See photo)! That’s right, yours truly scooped […]
This is true, right?
Please tell me this is still true. I used to love nothing more than to sit with a pen and paper or my computer and a cup of tea and […]
iWrite
In the midst of my crazy amount of J-School reporting, I do, indeed, write things. And *gasp!* sometimes they’re not even for J-School. I just had these two […]
Not your little sister’s tea party
Remember when Natalie Maines, lead singer of the Dixie Chicks proclaimed during a concert that she was “ashamed that the president [George W. Bush] was from Texas”? Well, I’m ashamed […]
How to deal with J-School stress
Over the course of this weekend and today I wrote all of my RW1 stories, I profiled a Bronx musician, I put together my mid-semester portfolio, I wrote my TNGG […]
They say it’s your birthday…
Happy 70th birthday John Lennon. I like to think/tell myself that you would have made some pretty incredibly epic albums and done some mind blowing collaborations if you were still […]
Year in J-School (Part 15)–What would Jill Abramson do?
For the past week I’ve been obsessed with the article, “Times Two” in New York magazine about The New York Times‘ first female managing editor Jill Abramson and how she’s […]
