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I recently graduated from Pacific Lutheran University receiving my Bachelor of Arts in Communication with a minor in Publishing and the Printing Arts. I am currently interning at two local magazines, Seattle magazine and Golf Today Northwest.
At Seattle magazine, I am currently the editorial assistant. My duties include writing creative articles and fact checking writers’ articles to ensure accurate content making it ready for publication. At Golf Today Northwest magazine my basic duties include copy editing articles, provide feedback about the content, and placing that content on the Golf Today website.
In addition to my current internships at these magazines, I also worked at Pacific Lutheran University’s student newspaper, The Mooring Mast, as the Copy Editor and the Arts and Entertainment Editor. My experience has taught me to complete multiple deadlines in a timely manner and still be able to complete my work to the best to my ability.
I am an extremely hard working and reliable individual who will tenaciously strive for perfection in all that I do and will encourage others to achieve this same goal.
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New book review … seeing another side of poverty
Check out this blog challenged and banned books. This week’s review is on Nickel and Dimed by Barbara Ehrenreich.
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The top 10 list … of frequently challenged books of 2010
Check out blog on frequently challenged/banned books. What do you think of the “Twilight” series? Does it offend you? http://readuntilyoudie.wordpress.com/
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Controversial ‘Plan B’ available on campus
By Mel Natwick ’12 Senior Jen Hermeier attended a party where alcohol was involved and describes the entire night as a “big blur.” She barely remembered having a one night stand and whether protection was used. The following day she… Read More ›
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Counseling Center ‘a great resource’
By Mel Natwick ’12 A startling 50 percent of college students experience depression during their college career and 10 percent of them contemplate suicide, according to the Pacific Lutheran University Counseling Center website. Depression can be described as feeling sad or miserable…. Read More ›
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PLU Dining serves vegetarian delights
By Mel Natwick ’12 Through unique vegetarian meal creations, Dining and Culinary Services gives Pacific Lutheran students alternative ways to eat the way they choose.
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Changing bodies, from tattoos to cars
By Mel Natwick At age six, Josh Mahoney started his first business by mowing lawns. Now 22 years later, he owns his own auto body shop just because of his love for art.
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