Guest Speaker Mark Grant told us to read the Dr. Seuss book "Green Eggs and Ham" because a critical lesson best learned early on to have a successful career is to not be afraid to:

Guest speaker Renny Deville shared his career advice that in a successful career you typically reach success on your own, without needing to build the capacity to work cooperatively in teams. 

LSU Manship Dean Kim Bissell shared with us that students interested in reporting on Tiger TV (the Manship campus TV station) should provide their application and examples of their work to the Manship school, and most importantly demonstrate _______________________ in their interview.

How did we define news in our class this semester?

Which newspaper editor was credited with the first journalistic interview, which was included in his coverage of the Hellen Jewett murder case?

The first magazines in America - serving the educated, upper class, but giving voice to issues like taxation and self-rule - launched in: 

Our guest speaker LSU Vet School's Ginger Guttner advised students to try to get these two positions in order to get started in the field of PR:

The internet causes PR professionals to interact with audiences less directly due to moral or ethical issues.

Reporters ideally strive to maintain a neutral attitude toward the issue or event they cover in what type of journalism?

During WBRH/KBRH General Manager Todd Delaney’s presentation to our class, we learned that the golden age of entertainment radio was between: