Media student travels
From the Old North End area of Burlington to the never-entered newsroom of The New York Times to a whole bunch of other enviable places, this page brings you to the places UVM media students go. . . .
@ NYC AND THE NEW YORK TIMES.
During the Spring 2009 convention of College Media Advisers, editor-in-chief-apparent Will Sedlack networked his butt off and arranged a personal tour of the New York Times for the in-attendance staff of The Vermont Cynic, led by city columnist-extraordinaire Jim Dwyer. Such an amazing visit.
Cynic students, their adviser and writer Jim Dwyer at the NYTimes!
In the NYTimes newsroom . . .
This is what I look like in the Times newsroom . . .
In the Village
Entering the subway
Clive Owen just happened to be eating at the table next to ours!
Yes, another posed shot . . .
Bartlett on the train
@ H.O. WHEELER ELEMENTARY IN THE OLD NORTH END OF BURLINGTON, VERMONT
Leadership of The Vermont Cynic—Dakota Rubin, Connor Boals, Jessica Bartlett and Joanna Benjamin—visited the fifth-grade class of teacher Sarah Wolfe-Gordon during her lesson about journalism. The Cynic leaders shared their experiences with putting together and publishing a weekly campus newspaper.
Teacher Sarah Wolfe-Gordon and her students
Incoming Managing Editor Jess Barlett discusses some journalism basics with a student
Assistant Managing Editor Joanna Benjamin reads with a student.
Cynic Managing Editor Connor Boals gets down, literally, to work.
Joanna Benjamin, assistant managing editor, and Dakota Rubin,editor-in-chief, chat with the students
