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They're back: JEANC's custom-made, tri-color honor cords for your seniors to wear at commencement — and keep as a memento of their dedication to scholastic journalism. Graduates wearing JEANC's honor cords should have...
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Sandy Mahler Notre Dame San Jose Publications advised: “Sa Route” yearbook How long have you been advising? At the same school? Other schools? Where are you originally from? This is my 13th year advising,...
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JEANC will recognize Northern California's best scholastic journalism in its Annual Contest that runs through April 1. All JEANC members may enter their students' work that was published in print, online, as video or...
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Kevin Oliver The Harker Upper School Publications advised: "Talon" yearbook How long have you been advising? Two years (now in year 3), all at Harker. I am originally from Sacramento, but grew up in the suburbs...
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Alan Tai of Monta Vista High School in Cupertino is the California Journalist of the Year. Tai will move on as the official California entry for National Journalist of the Year which will be announced at the JEA/NSPA National...
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Senior Alan Tai looks down at a computer during an El Estoque work session. Tai is the California High School Journalist of the Year and now moves onto the national competition. Photo: Jami Lim with permission
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In her fourth-period journalism class at Los Alamitos High School, Bella Kim (right), editor-in-chief of the Griffin Gazette, reviews edits with a staff writer (left). During class, she constantly moves around the classroom, checking in with staffers and editing articles. She often sits with students to talk through revisions for their stories. “Bella is always thinking about how she can create opportunities for the group publication and individual growth,” her advisor, Lori Franzen, wrote in a recommendation letter. “She is invested in creating opportunities for her beginning journalists and offering critical feedback which has proven central to their successes.” Photo: Aiden Shellhammer, with permission
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Editor-in-chief Holden Lee, right, coaches staff writer Mereym Orazova on her story about the death of a beloved local donkey, Perry. Lee said one of his favorite parts of being an EIC is helping writers find the essence of a story and then working with them to clearly communicate that with their audience. “In this story Meryem had some great interviews and had done some great research, but it seemed to be missing a strong angle. In working with her, we learned that Perry inspired the animators of the movie ‘Shrek’ when they were creating the character Donkey for that film. That discovery really helped her focus in on a strong focus for the piece.” Provided photo
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“Through my lens – Adjusting my Canon T7i camera, I focus on capturing the energy of the streets,” wrote Daniel Ruiz. “Photography is more than a passion, it is how I tell stories, preserve emotions and frame life in a way that speaks beyond words.” Provided photo
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“My computer had been hit bluntly by a full Hydroflask, thus resulting in a broken screen,” wrote Grace Gehrman. “I had a deadline, however, so I powered through — pun intended.” Provided photo
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