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Columbia J-School is blogging
Outside the Journalism Building - Foto by Jeremy Herb
Blogs have become an important tool at the Graduate School of Journalism. For most, it is another opportunity to publish articles, for some it is a requirement for class, and for one single person it is used to showcase the clothing style of everyone else.
Here is a list of some of the blogs of my fellow students:
The Highbridge Lowdown
> a blog of unedited work by Sarah Maslin Nir. Already linked by Huffington Post and other local Bronx blogs.
Collin Crowell
> blog of new media student Collin Crowell, who also worked on the J-School coverage of the presidential forum at Columbia University.
The LES Free Press
> this blog was already linked by Gothamist.com and represents the unedited reporting by Gregory White.
Greg Wears Skinny Jeans
> Claire Moses came up with the idea of following the style of above mentioned J-Schooler, Greg White, and it has become an instant success - somehow.
More to come in the future, so bookmark this article for more…
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