As the newspaper industry moves towards a more Web-based community, we too must follow suit. Welcome to The Olympian's blog. Here we want to be able to offer our readers something more than what appears in our print product or our online edition. The posts that my staff members and I publish will offer extra insight into the happenings at Olympic College and in our community. We want to further explore and highlight the humorous, the interesting, the cultural and the relevant topics affecting students from day to day. Expect to see pictures and video from campus events as well as everyday student life.
As this blog becomes a communication tool for the campus, we encourage readers to comment on posts and help us facilitate discussions on the topics you feel are important. We are always eager to hear your feedback and suggestions on how to bring you the news.
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-Chris Carter
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ReplyDeleteIvelen,
ReplyDeleteThank you for your comment. Your advice is crucial to our expanding the use and creativity of this blog.
Just a note: The blog was created and made "live" a couple weeks ago however we, The Olympian, have not promoted it yet and are waiting for a few things to happen before we invite people to the blog and begin posting on a regular basis, as you have mentioned we do. We have a posting routine and schedule in the works, we just have yet to implement it.
Again, thank you for reading, and we look forward to reading your comments in the future.
Respectfully,
The Olympian Staff