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Monthly Archives: December 2015
American Indians portrayed in news media
There has been a longstanding issue with the portrayal of American Indians in entertainment. Movies, television, and novels have portrayed the indigenous peoples as monolithic, ecological, and vanishing. The news has the opportunity to display Indian life as it really … Continue reading
Job Shadow: Production manager works behind the scenes
By Nick Schauer Having worked his way up to Operations Director at WEAU, Tom Benson doesn’t have many opportunities to direct newscasts and other productions anymore, but enjoys stepping in when he can. After graduating high school Benson knew he … Continue reading
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Job Shadow: Columnist at work interviewing with headquarters tour
By Lara Bockenstedt A columnist for the Star Tribune, Gail Rosenblum, interviewed two people for her upcoming feature and gave me a tour of the Star Tribune Minneapolis headquarters Friday, Oct. 16. Previously, I found her work to be both … Continue reading
Former civil rights activist calls audience members to action
By Lara Bockenstedt A former civil rights activist called audience members to action at UW-Eau Claire through personal stories and shared insight. “We’ve come a long way. There’s still a long, long way to go,” activist Joanne Bland said. Some … Continue reading
Local folk artist gives old materials new life
By Andrew Simser One man’s trash may often be another’s treasure. For Roger Adams this means taking pieces of scrap wood, metal, or fabric and turning it into something new. “What do you do with an old cupboard door?” he … Continue reading
Air Force vet gives back to other military veterans
By Michael Roemer For 50 years the American Legion in Fall Creek has helped military veterans, addressing their needs in many ways. Over the last few decades, Norm Brunkow has played a major role in expanding the American … Continue reading
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Area substitute teacher finds passion in coaching
By Nick Schauer As the gymnasium begins to fill with fans at Gilmanton High School in West Central Wisconsin, the assistant coach tends to her players, making sure they are stretched out and mentally prepared for the night’s match-up. It’s … Continue reading
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