Over the last month or so, I’ve been working on a group multimedia story for my intro reporting class. All stories were related to the election; my group focused on chalk messages and their use as a way to express alternative points of view. After a long, long process of writing, rewriting, editing and messing with recalcitrant technology last week, our story was published yesterday!
You can read our story here: Beyond red and blue: Chalking up alternative talk
The story was published as part of the New Voices Project at The Takeaway, a national morning news program. In an e-mail sent to my professor letting her know the story was published, the website editor called our project, “One of New Voices’ most original submissions,” which is awesome.
I promise I won’t link to every single story I ever get published, but since this one was first, and since this one was so much work, you’ll have to indulge me this time 
Photo by Kim Ukura
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This is so cool! Please link all of your published story – we want to read them!
Congratulations!
Wheee! Congrats! Man, I DEFinitely link to everything I get published. Sing it loud, lady!
awesome! Congrats on a job well done!
Thanks everyone
Super-congrats! Doesn’t it feel fantastic?
Hmmm–took me a minute to figure out your comments are on top.
Anyway, congratulations! That is really exciting and you should beam everytime you get published!! Why not?
Way to go! Congratulations!
Congrats! That’s so super exciting. And don’t feel bad for posting about it. I still post about some of my published articles because I’m just so excited to see my name in print! OK, off to read the story now
bexadler: It’s still really exciting to see it in print, especially with a story that I think turned out so well!