A literary magazine where Southeast Missouri high school students publish their writing and art, curated by a student-run editorial board. We are Here.
We had a blast at our October Art Editorial Board workshop learning about the importance of art in the community and arts nonprofits. Thanks for treating us to pumpkin decorating!
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We discovered what a literary magazine is and what editors do at our October workshop. We are excited to put this knowledge into practice as we create Issue 03 of Here. Literary Magazine!
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"Start now, work every day, finish. You'd be stunned how much the pages add up to in a very short time and how much a half an hour a day can amount to." — Stephen Hunter #MondayMotivation
A Redhawks win against Eastern Illinois marked the end of the Homecoming festivities. Check out our photo gallery from the big game!
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The L.A. Times fellowship continues the mission of Metpro, the program where many folks at the paper got their start. Introducing the 2021 class:
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Local journalism matters because small towns matter. Small towns matter because the people in small towns matter. Staying is important, and subscribing to your local paper is important.
Thanks, @TheAtlantic, for this story.
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Aitkin Independent Age, Aitkin, Minnesota; Photography, layout, reporting and online posting a must. Recent college-grads encouraged to apply, as well as those with experience
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The Missouri Historical Society, located in St. Louis, MO, is looking for a digital content creator intern to assist MHS with their presence on Instagram Reels and TikTok. Apply before November 15, 2021.
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Budding Journalists: Don’t be afraid to play the long game. Most careers aren’t built overnight. Patience is often a critical ingredient to success. Let time and experience leaven you.
Last winter, I wrote an essay about images, God, humans, social media and Susan Sontag’s essay “The Image-World” from the classic “On Photography.” This fall, my friend Jamie and I decided to talk about it.
Here it is, if you want to give it a listen: https://t.co/aMVWNlJzUS
Interested in becoming a partner newsroom? The applications to host a @Report4America corps member close this Thursday, Sept. 30. https://t.co/nyWvjQHRi5
Are you ready for the Third-Annual Shipyard Music Festival?🎶⚓️ Read about the history of the event, what it offers and how you can attend by clicking the link below!
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"These Weathering Notes" by Felicity L., who says, "There is no more immediate, more visceral inducement to encourage social activism than art. My painting, These Weathering Notes, is of an elderly gentleman on the streets of San Francisco." https://t.co/QMqol9hkG8
The next chapter in over 100 years of rivalry, learn more about the War for the Wheel by reading Kailyn Veach’s newest article!
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So incredibly proud of this and of all of the writers, artists, and editors who helped create this incredible place for words and art to reside. Grateful to everyone who came together to share your knowledge and experiences to make this dream a reality ❤️☀️🌻
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Today’s the day!! Our first-ever issue of Here. is out in the Southeast Missourian newspaper, created by writers and artists in high school from throughout the Southeast Missouri region.
Here, find creative nonfiction about disliking the Mississippi River, poetry about fortune tellers not knowing the future, fiction about speculating why a high school girl might lift weights early in the morning, and more. Plus, beautiful paintings, photography, and collage.