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Aaron Ladd

2012 Student Work: New Orleans / 2012 Students: New Orleans / Aaron Ladd / New Orleans

The King May Get His Ring

by Baker on Jun 23, 2012 • No Comments

By Aaron Ladd JSHOP Staff Writer With a 3-1 series on the table and the end near for the Oklahoma City Thunder, Lebron James haters (like myself) have to finally accept that he will be a champion. For the nine years, since James has entered the league, there have been two groups: Lebron haters and...

Profile: Brandon Rouzan

by Baker on Jun 23, 2012 • No Comments

By Aaron Ladd Brandon Rouzan is a 17-year-old St. Augustine High School graduate with a 4.0 GPA and an interest in mass communication. Despite his impressive resume and solid test scores, Rouzan has been hesitant to rush into deciding where he will attend college. Rouzan has narrowed his choices to Xavier University of Louisiana and...

2012 Student Work: New Orleans / 2012 Students: New Orleans / Aaron Ladd / Brandon Rouzan / New Orleans bios

Bio: Aaron Ladd

by Baker on Jun 23, 2012 • No Comments

Brandon Rouzan JSHOP/Ladd June 20, 2012 Aaron Ladd was born on Aug. 20, 1996 to William and Sonia Ladd. He is a student at Parkview High School in Stone Mountain, Ga. and serves as a sports editor of the Parkview Pantera, his school newspaper. Aaron wants to major in journalism. He said he enjoys New...

2012 Student Work: New Orleans / Aaron Ladd / Malik Ross

Greg Lee: NABJ President Looking to Empower Youth

by Baker on Jun 22, 2012 • No Comments

Aaron Ladd and Malik Ross June 19, 2012 Greg H. Lee Jr., the newest president of the National Association of Black Journalists, has brought a fresh young vibe to the organization and has put a strong emphasis on bringing a new crop of young black journalists into the association. Lee, 37, is a proud native...

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What impact does journalism have today?

"The impact on journalism today is that many people depend on having news every day. If there was no journalism, no newspaper, no news at all we won't know what the weather is. Who and what we need to look out for. What I’m trying to say is that we wont know what we know now. That is what I think about the impact on journalism today."

- Nashali Maldonado

"I think without journalism the world wouldn’t be a great and up to date with things. The news keeps the world informed on many problems in the world . If there was no journalist to write up what’s been going on there wouldn’t be action news. So journalism has a huge impact on the society. "

- Que Scott

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