http://journalismproject.com/ en-us 2005-05-12T09:34:41-08:00 http://journalismproject.com/archives/2005/05/12/30.shtml With this last issue, something very special comes to an end: The 29-year history of the Campus Observer. The Observer has been a number of things during its lifetime. It has informed and entertained, has sought to persuade, and... toni 2005-05-12T09:34:41-08:00 http://journalismproject.com/archives/2005/05/09/goodbye.shtml The VC Press blends so much of what I love to do. Monday begins with a blank slate and by Friday pages are sent to the printer full of news and images. In between, the week flies as I teach... toni 2005-05-09T09:39:51-08:00 http://journalismproject.com/archives/2005/05/03/big_mist.shtml I think that the cancellation of the journalism program at OC is a very big mistake. I see a lot of potential in some of the students that are in enrolled in OC’s program as of right now to pursue... toni 2005-05-03T09:31:38-08:00 http://journalismproject.com/archives/2005/05/01/please_h.shtml Greetings, My name is Eric Ford and I'm a student at Stanford University and writer for the Intermission section of the Daily. I just received word from my former journalism teacher back home that the Ventura County Community College District... toni 2005-05-01T09:28:40-08:00 http://journalismproject.com/archives/2005/04/14/journali.shtml Welcome to the Journalism Project. This is a place for students, faculty and the community to voice their thoughts and opinions about the status of college journalism programs and any and all topics related to college journalism today. We welcome... toni 2005-04-14T10:38:17-08:00 http://journalismproject.com/archives/2005/03/10/can_you_.shtml I began teaching a couple of years ago. I've done a lot of things in my life but nothing compares to teaching a bunch of wild young Bohemians. After teaching media part-time for a year, I was hired two semesters... toni 2005-03-10T09:07:52-08:00