Month: January 2024

Oral History: The Story of Yopougon by Pierre Agbo

Posted by admin | January 24, 2024 | JOU 1005, The Student Lens | 0 |

Scorching sand blowing as fast as the wind carries it. Banging drums echoing distances away in...

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Oral History: Creating Media Accessibility in a Small Town by River Hampton

Posted by admin | January 24, 2024 | JOU 1005, The Student Lens | 0 |

In the late 1980s, Craig and Amy ran the only video store in a small midwestern Illinois town. The...

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Oral History: Media as Inheritance by Michael Sanchez

Posted by admin | January 24, 2024 | JOU 1005, The Student Lens | 0 |

The effects of mass media have become a rather standardized part of life and can easily be...

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Oral History: The Impact of Media on Childhood Development by Cooper Hill

Posted by admin | January 24, 2024 | JOU 1005, The Student Lens | 0 |

(Q) Cooper: “Do you think your childhood experience would have been improved with more accessible...

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Oral History: Growing up in Pasadena by Elizabeth Fehlner

Posted by admin | January 17, 2024 | JOU 1005, The Student Lens | 0 |

My grandmother, Kathie Podliska, was born and raised in Pasadena, California in October of 1944....

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Led by the JOU department, the Echo is the student newspaper at Pikes Peak State College. The publication focuses on the student experience at PPSC. The published work showcases the various perspectives of the student body at the college. The platform provides a real-world experience for students interested in journalism and publishing.

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To write for the Echo, take JOU 1006 in the fall or JOU 2025 in the spring. For inquires, letters, or submissions, email publications@pikespeak.edu. To access older archives, email publications@pikespeak.edu.