Thinking Ahead
“Part of being a good nonfiction writer is, in fact, imagining answers before you have them. This kind of imagining helps you ask better questions. It aids you as you hone a strategy for tackling the often difficult job of finding out the truth. The essential trick, though, is to let go of those early presuppositions the instant they are disproved by real information.”
—Amy Wallace, writer, author and magazine editor URL (Thanks to alert WORDster Chip Scanlan)
• Editorial Comment: It’s a good practice to change your mind regularly.
• Faculty Wanted: Join our merry band! The JCOM Department at Utah State University has opened searches for two new tenure-track faculty, a Media Generalist and a specialist in PR/Strategic Communication. Interested?
• Redford’s annual celebration of film and culture opens this week, by Ben Hansen
• Advocacy journalism: Photographers ‘build bridges’ in USU event
• $46.63. JCOM “Trust Test” on KSL.com.
• Logan has potential to be great art city, Fine Art Gallery owner says, by Dani Hayes
• Skiers bummed: Where is Utah’s greatest snow on earth? by Danielle Manley
• Mom-and-pop restaurants becoming an ‘endangered species,’ by Katie Swain
• Deaf education program at USU on its way back after 2006 lawsuit, by Brandon Fonda
• Spirit Goat: Home soap business takes a leap to downtown store front, by Danielle Manley
• Basketball ref gets certified: ‘If you can’t beat ‘em, join ‘em,’ by Curtis Lundstrom
PeezPIX by Ted Pease
College Cove The PeezPix photo show at Caffé Ibis on Federal Avenue in Logan, Utah, concludes this week. Check it out!
(Be)Friend Dr. Ted, Professor of Interesting Stuff
• JCOM @ Utah State University—The best little professionally oriented journalism program in Utah.
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