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Course: MCO 102, Spring 2011School: ASU
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I Academically, differ from The Cronkite School. Instead of the political ideology that The Cronkite School focuses its classes around, I am interested in the entertainment side of broadcast journalism. I am returning to Cronkite after a year of examining other majors as a career choice. I am returning with the anticipation of making a difference at Cronkite. I hope to leave my name with Cronkite as I establish...
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I Academically, differ from The Cronkite School. Instead of the political ideology that
The Cronkite School focuses its classes around, I am interested in the entertainment side
of broadcast journalism. I am returning to Cronkite after a year of examining other
majors as a career choice. I am returning with the anticipation of making a difference at
Cronkite. I hope to leave my name with Cronkite as I establish clubs and classes that
offer what currently Cronkite does not. Jake Stein accomplished this when he
successfully started a photojournalism club and incorporated his club into the school
curriculum with professors allowing him creativity to accomplish their assignments in his
own way. I hope to accomplish the same thing in establishing and leading an
entertainment journalism club, which, optimistically, will be integrated, into the Cronkite
News Service. It has come to my attention that with so many students in attendance, ASU
supports students create their own path. Professionally, I plan on working in the
entertainment news sector. For example Tosh.O is the host of show a that reports on
Internet culture news. Tosh.O recently came to ASU and reported on school findings.
Although his report was satirical, the programming was entertaining and interesting.
MTV is also entertainment news. MTV broadcasts programming that can be categorized
as entertainment while still pushing political agendas. The show 16 and Pregnant
displays the struggle of young parents while advertising safe sex with their MTV
sanctioned online website. MTVs Bully Beatdown endorses anti-bullying. Their show
True Life educates viewers on a multitude of lifestyles and cultures such as: Saudi
Arabians, people who suffer from OCD and the lifestyle of transsexuals. In this
technologically driven world, it is ever more difficult to capture the attention of people
and hold it. I would rather entertain and hope that people learned something than
educate people and hope they were entertained. Walt Disney spoke those wise words and
I live by them. It is my hope to teach and inform the people useful, truthful information
while simultaneously making the world a happier place.
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