Students participate in Today For Tomorrow
April 11, 2016
On April 6 and 7, students and staff participated in Today For Tomorrow , an event which taught students about the consequences of both positive and negative decision making.
About the Contributor
Eli Saletan, Cartoonist, Media Columnist
Grade: 12
Interests: Art, tennis, soccer, and basketball
Why did you join the Black & White? My dad is a professional journalist and the details and responsibilities of his job have always intrigued me. The idea of “spreading the news” rather than just absorbing it is also very appealing. I like the Black&White especially because it’s fun to contribute to the student-led, collaborative environment of the newspaper.
Why are you well suited to write/edit for your section or to perform your job?
Multimedia reporting --videography -- attracted me because it was something that I had never done before but wanted to master. I believe it is also the frontier of modern journalism in the digital age; that same philosophy is the reason why the Black&White prides itself on its award-winning website. I sincerely believe that a picture is worth 1,000 words, and through illustrations (as a cartoonist) or videos (as a columnist), I can convey meaning in a unique way.
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Jasper Squeri • Apr 13, 2016 at 12:39 pm
Hey I’m the little white puppy. I’m so glad I could make an appearence in the video