Saturday, November 24, 2007. This semester has definitely been a challenge for me to work on myself and work with others. I thought we put out some really interesting stories and I hope Borderbeat wins the award next year because we all worked hard enough to earn it.

Monday, November 26, 2007. It came from my Spanish 102 Professor, after discovering that no one in her freshman class had ever dared to step foot off of campus before, myself included. If I had never gotten on that bus, I.

A look into education and schooling at the border. Tuesday, November 20, 2007. Well, this will be my last blog for the semester and I just wanted to thank everyone for their continued support. I have really enjoyed keeping a blog this semester and have learned so much through this very different style of writing and reporting. As for the future students who will join the Border Beat staff next Spring, I wish you the best o.

This blog will examine religion at the border of Mexico and the United States. I am originally from Phoenix, AZ. I attended the University of Arizona and received my bachelors degree in Journalism and Dance. I want to own a dance studio one day. I am currently living in Phoenix but will be leaving in December to dance for Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines.

Christmas Tamales and other great Tucson holiday t. Health South of the Border. Sunday, November 18, 2007. I started Border Beat feeling like I was way out of my comfort zone, and worried about how I would even find. As I finish up this class I am actually q.

Monday, November 26, 2007. A summary of this semester and writing for border beat. Writing about the border for the Borderbeat. Upon arriving for the first day of class the workload looks daunting, but after a few weeks students seem to find their groove and the quality of writing definitely improves. In order to do good blogs a student should work throughout the week on thei.

Tips, stories and everything border travel! Sunday, November 25, 2007. The beginning of the end. With this freedom came the opportunity to use programs available on the Internet and make our blogs what we wanted them to be. This departure from the regular class structure was a breath of fresh air and a well deserved chance to learn important multimedia that will be essential for a future in journalism.

Monday, November 26, 2007. This blog was conceived in a online journalism course at the University of Arizona. In the past few months, our class has written stories of artists. Political leaders, caring do-gooders. From those stories, I have learned the intricacies of the border and how its influence spreads indiscriminately across culture lines. The Web site is re-invented each semester and .

Monday, November 26, 2007. Just two little bitty weeks and my higher education is complete. Zing! Sunday, November 18, 2007.