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Whitney
Kvasager spent half of her college career flirting with topics
that ranged from music theory to Holocaust studies. When she
calmed down, she looked around and saw that journalism had
always been there for her. Whitney and journalism sealed their
relationship when she graduated from The Evergreen State College
in June with a BA in liberal arts with an emphasis in journalism.
Her favorite college memories revolve around the student newspaper,
Cooper Point Journal, where she was a layout editor,
managing editor, and finally, editor-in-chief. After Poynter,
Whitney is moving to New York to intern at Rolling Stone.
She also plans to hunt down a reporting position and generally
seek her fortune.
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The
Waiting Game
At the St. Petersburg Times, cops reporters live at
the beck and call of the news.
A
Hope and a Home
A federal program helps turn the dream of home ownership into
reality, changing lives and transforming neighborhoods.
Net
Gain
St. Petersburg Tennis Center offers a free tennis
and tutoring program for kids from low-income families.
Taking
a Chance on Change
Two lawyers buy a vacant lot in Bartlett Park, banking
that the right development plan will boost the neighborhood’s
transformation.
Faces
of the Fourth: Breakfast and Baseball
Bartlett Park residents take advantage of the holiday
to spend time with family and friends.
Cooling
Off
Frank Pierce Center’s gymnasium, which was built
in the 1980s, will finally get air conditioning installed
in August.
Getting
in the Game
Watching
midnight basketball offers lessons about sports–and expectations.
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