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Kathie Obradovich (1987) |
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Ross Boettcher (2008) |
Get internships. Work at the Daily. They're going to hire the people that they know can do the job and they don't know that unless you've done that before. |
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Beth Levine (1998) |
My advice to graduates of the Greenlee School would be to network, and to use that to the best of their ability. |
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Randall Wreghitt (1978) |
“I’ve had my big hits and big failures, but that is part of working in theatre” Wreghitt said. |
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Duane Kibby (1960) |
or five years he wrote news releases and brochures for the company |
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Mark Honer (1981) |
In 1996, Honer took the leap and began his own production company, DHTV Productions |
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Edith Bartley (1961) |
In my day, journalism was a small department, focused on news reporting. We were 'pre-mass communication' and 'pre-political correctness |
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Carol McGarvey (1967) |
In 2003, she was awarded the Professional Achievement Award from the College of Family & Consumer Sciences at Iowa State |
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Jamie Lange (2002) |
'Having a little bit of knowledge in each area really prepared me for slipping into that role.' |
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Terry Rich (1974) |
He is proof that anything is possible, going from the small town of Cooper, Iowa, to an appearance on the Johnny Carson Show. He says, 'Just keep looking up.' |
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Susan Mortensen (1979) |
'the sheer volume of writing gave me confidence in my skills.' |
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Jacqui Jeras (1992) |
has accomplished her dream and gone from a local broadcast meteorologist to international media giant, CNN |
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Sarah Ruba (1993) |
'Opportunity sometimes is what you create,'says Magazine Editor for the Principal Financial Group and owner of Ruba Communications, Sarah (Hagarty) Ruba |
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Louis Thompson (1961) |
'And curiosity, ask questions, ask the hard questions.' ... 'Journalists have to have curiosity otherwise the public loses if your not asking hard questions, the good questions'. |