| Joannie
Sevilla was born in Guam but has lived in San Jose, Calif.,
for most of her life. She spent her Junior year in high scool
at a boarding school in the Phillipines. She worked for the
San Jose Mercury News in several departments: Classified
Sales in Advertising, Market Research in Marketing and in the
newsroom as assistant to the managing editor. She said that
working in the newsroom at the Mercury News was the defining
moment in her career when she realized she wanted to be a journalist.
After Poynter, Joannie will do her second stint at San Jose
State University's Spartan Daily as a senior staff writer,
and graduate in December with a B.A. in Journalism and a minor
in English. |
Relative
Appeal
The skaters who gather at USF every week say their Thursday
evening trips through St. Petersburg have turned friends into
family.
Aboard
the Cisne Branco
The crew of the ship from Brazil look forward to sharing
their culture with residents of the Tampa Bay area during
the Tall Ships Maritime Festival.
The
Healing Magic of Music
Music therapy helps 8-year-old Shannon Walden, a patient
at All Children’s Hospital, break out of her shell.
Faces
of the Fourth: Waiting and Watching
Families send out advance troops to stake out spots
for picnicking and admiring fireworks.
Hooked
on Fish
The new director of the Florida Marine Research
Institute is passionate about fish and preserving nature for
future generations.
Finding
the Way
The curtain rises on a play and on a new experience as a journalist.
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