a pretty extreme diet becoming more common on campus....
Wednesday, February 29, 2012
Monday, February 27, 2012
Feb 27 News Now Newscast - Mandy Naglich
Oscars and NASCAR!
Sunday, February 26, 2012
Mandy Naglich gets her first PHOTO published
Photo Journalism has been hard work, but now after lots of learning, I was set free to cover a story and my pictured ended up published online! Big first step! Yay the link is here!
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Thursday, February 23, 2012
STUFF JOURNALIST LIKE TWEETED ME
Monday, February 20, 2012
Mandy Naglich Recommends
If you like Journalism and you haven't checked out this site yet you are SERIOUSLY amiss!!
http://www.stuffjournalistslike.com/
second news cast of 2012 - Mandy Naglich
graphics and editing done by Caitlin Cockerline....we have your News, NOW! (I know this is published super out of order....oops!)
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Feb 20 News Now Webcast - Mandy Naglich
My NEWs Now Webcast for 2/20/12 graphics and editing by Caitlin Cockerline
the newscast I produced for the breaking drug story at TCU -Mandy Naglich
TCU had a story break the morning of our weekly newscast that I produced. It was easily one of the most stressful days of my life I wrote the script for the newscast as well as the drug package. After 15 hours in the newsroom that Wednesday I am SO HAPPY with how it turned out. Especially my fun pitch into the green screen. Enjoy!
Wednesday, February 15, 2012
Mandy Naglich news now up date
yay!
Tuesday, February 7, 2012
Monday, February 6, 2012
Mandy Naglich - Webcast
Mandy Naglich TCU News Now Webcast 2012
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Wednesday, January 25, 2012
First Webcast of 2012!
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Senior Year
Hooray! My final semester at TCU and I am graduating with a double major! Whew! Happy to not be stressing about that any more. Now that I'm back all be blogging again. Happy 2012 yall!
Wednesday, December 7, 2011
Becuase everyone loves Neeley graduate Tim Halperin
If you love Christmas and Tim Halperin. You are in luck! He's comin' to town to celebrate Christmas, and if you can't make it to Fort Worth you can download his new single on iTunes (released December 6th.)
Apply to the Neeley school!
Here are a few good reasons to apply to the Neeley school at TCU! The application period opens on the January 17th.
Tuesday, November 29, 2011
Civil Rights for Corporations?
Ever since I went to Occupy Dallas two weeks a lot of words the slightly disorganized and confused protestors said keep sticking in my head. One such sentiment is when I asked a protestor (Luis Davis) what he wanted to see at the end of the movement; was it more rights? less regulation? a constitutional amendment? an Occupy presidential candidate? what? He said to me emphatically: "No, none of that, this isn't a civil rights movement. We just want to be heard." Mistake number one, no clear message. But that is off topic, I keep thinking of how he said "This is not a civil rights movement." Hm, well one enemy all Occupy protestors seem to have claimed is "corporate person-hood." They don't think it's right that corporations can use money as language, ie. Super Pacs. Well, if these protestors are so set on striping these corporations of their rights, could one then claim this movement is for civil rights after all?
The civil rights of the corporations.
I know, I know. It seems far fetched: fighting over the rights of an inanimate object. Well honestly, a corporation is not even that, it's more fighting over the rights of an idea. But, instead of thinking of it as fighting over the rights of an idea, first consider this country gave that idea rights. Now, can you see the civil rights movement? I know it may be a little 'out-there' but our country is still in a state of deciding exaclty which rights to afford to these ideas, these corporations.
It remains to be seen. But next time the Occupiers are doing something stupid on your TV screen and you question aloud, "What are they even fighting for?" Maybe consider, what are they fighting against?
The civil rights of the corporations.
I know, I know. It seems far fetched: fighting over the rights of an inanimate object. Well honestly, a corporation is not even that, it's more fighting over the rights of an idea. But, instead of thinking of it as fighting over the rights of an idea, first consider this country gave that idea rights. Now, can you see the civil rights movement? I know it may be a little 'out-there' but our country is still in a state of deciding exaclty which rights to afford to these ideas, these corporations.
It remains to be seen. But next time the Occupiers are doing something stupid on your TV screen and you question aloud, "What are they even fighting for?" Maybe consider, what are they fighting against?
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Frogs for the Cure...HUGE OPPORTUNITY!!
I am so proud to be involved with the Frogs for the Cure group at my school. This year we produced an AMAZING flash mob video. If the video receives 100,000 views the Today Show has promised to feature it, we really need views! Check it out, it's inspiring and joyful, plus Mark Cuban came to support. Pretty neat, right?
Thank you! Thank you!! Thank you!!!
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Thursday, November 17, 2011
Video Tour of Occupy Dallas
View Occupy Dallas' Set Up in a larger map
Click here view the map in a more compatible format!
Click around to see what it was like for protestors to live at Occupy Dallas.
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Occupy Dallas
I went to Occupy Dallas on Wednesday which turned out to be the protestor's final day outside of Dallas City Hall! I was very sad to see some of my new found friends arrested and mistreated on WFAA8's live feed last night. I hope this package conveys a sense of the way the camp really felt. The occupiers might be annoying but these people were harmless. The man waving good bye to me at the end of the package was a graduate of TCU's nursing school. I saw him on the news last night and I am a little worried about him. Anyway enjoy,
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