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Hey! I'm Tori. I am a junior, student-athlete at Morningside College. I love staying busy hanging out with family and friends, as well as attending classes, being a student government executive this school year, track and field, college ministry, working, lifting, and a few clubs on campus.

Meet Taja Prince!

Taja Prince is a sophomore, student-athlete at Morningside College. Taja was a 2014 graduate from Westside High School in Omaha, Nebraska where she resided with her family consisting of her parents, brother, and sister. She was born on October 2, 1996 and is the youngest child of the family.

At Morningside College, Taja is majoring in graphic design and advertising; she is a sprinter for the Women’s Track and Field team and enjoys running the 100m and 200m. This year she resides on campus in the newly renovated Dimmitt Hall and in her free time she enjoys listening to R&B and hip-hop music and watching the television shows Walking Dead and That 70’s show. Taja also works on campus, in the Morningside College bookstore! She is going to graduate from Morningside College in 2018 and would like to work and live in Colorado.

My Definition of Objectivity

What’s your definition of objectivity? Why be objective? How do you do it?

In the articles we read for class, my interpretation of objectivity is defined as covering news without conveying my own thoughts and feelings. Objectivity is used to prevent bias opinions in writing. To be objective, you must be fair. Fairness means covering both sides of a story, regardless of your opinion.

Is Journalism Becoming Obsolete?

According to Merriam-Webster, the definition of obsolete is something that is no longer used because something else exists. I do believe with the changing times, journalism is being transformed. However, as stated in Matthew Ingram’s post, news comes in different forms. Myself, I read the Sioux City Journal daily…on my cell-phone. Others may get their news sources through scrolling on Twitter or Facebook.

As social media develops, I think journalism will become obsolete in different forms. By this, I don’t think newspapers will be selling straight off the shelf like they did before. If everyone can access news from their computer, phone, or television screen what is the point?

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