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Hollywood, Florida – Twenty Journalism students take over the Homeless Voice, the second largest homeless publication in the country, on Labor Day weekend, 2011. They write and photograph stories, and design a special edition of the newspaper in a nearly 21-hour workday.
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Florida Atlantic University journalism students go back in time and publish a special edition of the Atlantic Sun student newspaper without using computers. They write stories on manual typewriters and copy edit them in pencil. They shoot with film cameras and develop and print their own photographs. They lay it all out with pica poles…
In the 1800s, a total of three wars were fought by the U.S. military against the Seminoles. These campaigns were the longest, costliest, and bloodiest of all the Indian wars. Although many Seminoles were killed or removed to present-day Oklahoma, they were never defeated, and to this day, they are known as “The Unconquered” Seminole Tribe of Florida.
A 70′s theme party was hosted by the city of Opalocka, in Miami-Dade county, Florida, on October 31, 2009 to celebrate family and community values. The event was held as an alternative to Halloween celebrations among members of this community.
Tatiana Cohen is a photographer based in Miami, FL. She has completed projects for organizations such as Special Olympics, Hear Congo Foundation and the Knight Center for International Media. She is available for editorial and commercial assignments, multimedia projects, as well as Weddings and other events. Read More...
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