Trint provides solid transcription service
When I was completing my research for my master’s degree from the University of Missouri, I had hours of interviews that I needed to transcribe. […]
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Thought Paper: Facebook Live in Scholastic Journalism
NOTE: This was a paper I wrote for J7700 Participatory Journalism that was supposed to discuss concepts concerning “the sharing of digital journalism.” In the class, […]
What does it mean to ‘read’ a book?
The other day I went to Walmart to pick up a few items. As I normally do, I wandered through the book section. As I’ve […]
Kansas hosts many important, famous facts #ksbstate
At the American Legion Boys State of Kansas, J. Schafer, of Kansas Public Radio, talked to the delegates about all the great things that come […]
UPDATE: Progress made on ‘book reading’ resolution
When 2010 kicked off, I resolved to do many things. I feel I’ve been doing OK with most of them. A couple of them are […]
Vogts Enjoys Working With Greensburg Rebirth Project 2009
GREENSBURG, Kan. – Even as larger news was breaking in our state with the assassination of Wichita abortion-provider Dr. George Tiller, the Greensburg Rebirth project […]
Last Day In Greensburg Proves Difficult
GREENSBURG, Kan. – Today has possibly been my busiest day yet. I have helped several people with audio recording and production, as well as a […]
Self-Reflection Hits High Point Of Project
GREENSBURG, Kan. – I failed to post an entry Monday that discussed Greensburg. I couldn’t do it. Right before I went to bed, I joined […]
Week One Wraps Up, Week Two Kicks Off
EDITOR’S NOTE: A “week one” wrap post was scheduled for yesterday, but time constraints prevented this from happening. GREENSBURG, Kan. – Following Friday’s journey home, […]
Project Members Head Home
GREENSBURG, Kan. – It is just after 3 p.m., and only a handful of the project members remain. Week One of the Greensburg Rebirth Project […]
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