This was all in the paper yesterday, but with all the graduation stuff going on yesterday I didn't have time to post links to my stories.
First up, a story on Eclipse, an a cappella group that originated in Logan at Utah State University.
Totally Eclipse: Vocal group keeps spotlight on Utah a cappella
A cappella seems to be a big thing in Utah especially. So the headline I suggested was "Utah cappella." Guess it didn't make the cut.
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| Courtesy of Eclipse |
Second, a story on "My Son Pinocchio" playing at the SCERA Center. It's a really interesting play, it's the Pinocchio story from Geppetto's point of view. Everyone I interviewed described the story the same way: "As Pinocchio becomes a real boy, Geppetto becomes a real father."
Boy wonder: 'My Son Pinocchio' comes to life at SCERA
And, the briefs:
Sound Hot Ticket: Baroque or bust ...
Perfect Date: Culture Clash
Arts Briefs: A little bit country
Sound Briefs: Farewell to jolly ol' England
And, there it is. I really enjoyed working at The Daily Herald. I had a lot of free reign, to work by myself and write stories pretty much however I wanted to. The only thing Doug really changed throughout the semester were typos. I liked that hands-off approach a lot. And I really enjoyed writing about arts and entertainment. It was similar enough to my background that I didn't feel like a fish out of water, but different enough that I learned something new.
It was a great job, and I really enjoyed it.
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