The air is crisp and cool, and the sky is very clear. It is a day that makes me happy to be able to go outside and enjoy it, even if for only a few monments.
Things are coming down to the wire for our first issue at the Sundial. Many of our reporters are dropping the class, and I may have to be pursuing the English, music, and history departments to ask people to come and write for the paper. It boggles my mind that we can't find enough journalism major students to fill the need of the daily paper. Chalk it up to missed opportunities by students.
I've found the cure for my insomnia: a two hour work out. I slept like a newborn calf, passed out on the couch with a cat in my lap and the playstation controller in my hand.
Today is also my last day of employment at my office job. It's been a nice three years, and there is no way I could have afforded my college education without loans, and my camera to pursue photo journalism without the support of that company. I sent out an email to the company.
Life is full of constant change and motion. As I enter into my final semester in my studies for a bachelor's degree in journalism I've become less surprised by the changes that occur. I almost anticipate them now.Another change is headed my way. I have taken an opportunity to become the arts and entertainment editor for the Daily Sundial newspaper, an independently published daily newspaper run since 1957, at California State University Northridge.
I will no longer be able to continue working alongside the wonderful people here at Idealab; but I will always remember my friends, the kindness with which I have been treated and the fun I have had here. I will miss you all.
Thank you all very much for making the past three years a fantastic time in my life!
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Chris Dainesp.s. Just because I can use a title now, I think I should... :)
Chris Daines
A&E Editor
Daily Sundial
18111 Nordhoff Street
Northridge California 91330
818 677-2915
ane@sundial.csun.edu
Life is about to change, again.
Comments (1)
i demand more. and your front page is difficult to read *squints at the monitor at work*
Posted by dani | January 31, 2006 7:52 PM
Posted on January 31, 2006 19:52