The Princeton University Summer Journalism Program

This blog records the daily adventures, thoughts and musings of the Princeton University Summer Journalism Program students, alumni and counselors.

Sunday, August 11, 2013

Journalism Fuel

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Ashley Jones-Quaidoo ( Hyattsville, MD) Before I came to SJP, I didn’t understand the technical side of journalism. Over the past nine days,...

College Gateway

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Lesley Le Platte (Atlanta, GA) As we near the end of SJP, college becomes more relevant. Yesterday, we were assigned our college cou...

The Portrait of A Journalist

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Sara Solano (Manhattan, New York) On the second day at SJP, Richard Just, one of the directors and founders of the program, gave us a l...

Ending SJP

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Navil Perez (Thorton. Colorado) The Princeton University Summer Journalism Program ended as quickly as it started. It is hard to come ...

Reliving the Memories

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Ellen Pham (Tampa, Florida)  I woke up today to a depressing realization; there is only one more day left of SJP. This past week and...

For the Love of SJP

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Jasmine White (Birmingham, Alabama) There was moment in the program where I thought:  Ah! This it what SJP is.  I think it happened righ...

Turf Wars

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By Xavier Husser (New York, New York) On Aug. 9, at Lincoln Financial Field, the crowd roared in both excitement and contem...

Making the Most of the Last Two Days

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By Bianca Uribe (New York, NY) It has been a very hectic eight days. I never thought that I would actually get this far into the program....

Rich Cultural Community in SJP

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By Allyson Chavez (Brooklyn, NY) When I first arrived to SJP, I did not know what to expect. I knew to expect a rigid schedule but I ...

Revenge of the Snack Monsters

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By Lauren Smith (Los Angeles, CA) Chip bags, boxes, and containers are all over the place. Wrappers and plates fill the trash can. Almost ...

The Seven Wonders of Food

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By Ashley Jones-Quiadoo (Hyattsville, MD) As a lover of food, I’ll eat just about anything—burgers, spaghetti, pizza, tacos, steak… I...
Saturday, August 10, 2013

New York

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By Lorena Alvarez (Tustin, CA) The day we went to New York was a cultural experience I will cherish forever. My group consist...

Almost Goodbyes

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Imani Ford (Chicago, IL) Writing the Staff Editorial piece was so sad. It was like we were already saying goodbye. Honestly I don...

New York Adventure

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By Kathy Kang (Camarillo, CA) My first visit to New York was amazing! Being in places I always wished to go was fascinating. We visit...

Crunch Time!

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By Miguel Diaz (The Bronx, NY) It's crunch time! SJP students are finalizing their chosen articles for the...

Dream Job: New York Times

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By Jhazalyn Prince (Brooklyn, NY)                                                          Being from New York, it may not have ...

Near the Far

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Mofida Abdelmageed (Brooklyn, NY) As the Princeton Summer Journalism Program comes to an end, I want to reflect on my advent...

Newsroom Energy

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By Allyson Chavez (Brooklyn, NY) Students running around, counselors editing the last pieces of work: the SJP computer room is a real ...

Back to the City

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By Jeanne Li (New York, NY) Perhaps I don't want to leave New York City forever. It’s been less than a week, and our trip back to m...

Forming Bonds and Surpassing Expectations

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By Xavier Husser (New York, NY) The moment I was accepted to the Princeton Summer Journalism Program I knew that I was diving into an exot...

Frank Sinatra Had The Right Idea

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By Lauren Smith (Los Angeles, CA) “Start spreading the news. I’m leaving today. I want to be a part of it. New York! New York!” - New York ...
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Princeton University Summer Journalism Program
Princeton, New Jersey, United States
SJP welcomes about 20 high school juniors from low-income backgrounds every summer to Princeton's campus for an intensive, 10-day seminar on journalism. The program's goal is to diversify college and professional newsrooms by encouraging outstanding students from low-income backgrounds to pursue careers in journalism. All expenses, including students' travel costs to and from Princeton, are paid for by the program. Visit our website: http://www/princeton.edu/sjp
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