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| Beacon's Hollway wins fellowship |
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| By Margaret Wolf Freivogel, Editor |
| Posted 6:30 am Wed., 6.23.10 |
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Beacon General Manager Nicole Hollway has been chosen to participate in
USC's Knight-McCormick Leadership Institute, joining other news
organization executives in shaping the future of journalism. The six-month program is hosted by the Knight Digital Media Center at the University of Southern California's Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism. The 20 fellows come from both traditional and new media organizations. They'll work on projects specially tailored to the needs of their organizations. Nicole's Web experience, business acumen and community commitment have been invaluable assets for the Beacon. As the Beacon's top business executive, she's become a leader in innovation here and nationally. This year, Nicole participated in the Sulzberger Leadership Program for news executives at Columbia University in New York. We're pleased that Nicole and the Beacon will be able to benefit from and contribute to the USC program and the larger discussion underway on how news organizations can serve the public better. |
'The Road Show' improv
Brent Jones | St. Louis Beacon
This Saturday was the debut of a new show by The Improv Shop that will bring out of town improv teams to St. Louis to play for — and with — a local audience. The Road Show brought teams "Everybody Grok" and "Felt" from Chicago.
We talked to Eric Christensen, producer of the Road Show and member of local improv team "Ted Dangerous"; Katie Nunn, member of "Ted Dangerous" and improv coach; and Melanie Penn and Ranjan Khan, members of local teams "Melanj" and "Magic Ratio"; about the St. Louis improv scene and why it's important to welcome teams from other cities to perform here.
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Survival jobs: A temporary strategy is becoming the new normal
"Survival jobs" are a thread to hold onto as the underemployed wait for the economy to recover. This story is part of a larger look at class in the region, our series Class: The Great Divide
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Barroom Conversations
The Beacon's nationally recognized Barroom Conversations program on race, class and other issues that divide will be held on Monday, Feb. 13, 2012, at 7:30 PM discussing Education and Class. RSVP on Facebook and invite your friends! We'll pick up where we left off at Six Row Brewing Co., 3690 Forest Park Avenue at Spring. We look forward to seeing you again!
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