It wasn’t until our senior year of high college that I seriously started considering the life of a news journalist someday.
Every one of us had a college newspaper and I was jobed with doing several of the stories that ended up inside.
While I entered the club with a sour attitude and assumed I would dislike every hour of it, I left with a closer understanding of what I wanted to do in life. I also started to formulate a list of colleges I could apply to that cover this education program. The first college that I wanted to attend didn’t have a journalism program. Imagine finding a fantastic liberal arts college in the same county as your hometown, only to find out that they don’t even have a creative writing or journalism program. My only option in that case would have been studying Russian, English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, Chinese, or American Literature. That’s not exactly the most conductive education for someone seeking a staff writer position at a city newspaper. Unluckyly, I had to attend a giant state college instead. On the other hand, their journalism college got myself and others a job right out of college. I worked our way through a series of positions until I went out on our own to create a small online news business that focuses on younger generations in this city! I have a few employees in our offices downtown. Right now I need serious IT plan repair because I don’t have a dedicated IT person hired for continuous work. I also need to speak with someone about building plan integration so I can control our Heating and A/C, lights, and security plan all within the same interface.