Seniors
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This is the only way to recieve a free Agromeck yearbook.
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The award-winning Agromeck yearbook is looking for students to work part-time for the 2011-2012 school year. There are positions for reporters, designers and photographers — no experience necessary. If interested, contact editor-in-chief Susannah Brinkley at editor@agromeck.ncsu.edu.
Positions are also available at the 88.1 FM WKNC radio station, the Technician and the Nubian Message student newspapers, Windhover literary magazine, Wolf TV television station and the business office. Visit www.ncsu.edu/sma for more information.
All non-entry level positions within the Student Media are paid positions. Even some entry-level positions are paid with reporters and photographers earning money for all published works. To be eligible, students must complete all training classes, must be eligible to work in the United States and must complete all necessary paperwork.
Chris Hondros at N.C. State last spring. Photos by Tim O’Brien.
The Associated Press and Agence France-Presse April 10 reported that Chris Hondros, a 1993 graduate of N.C. State with a BA in English, was killed in Libya on assignment for Getty Images. Later in the day, despite conflicting reports, Getty Images confirmed that Hondros had been shot and killed. Tim Hetherington a photographer also working in the area was killed.
LINK to Hondros’ photo blog at the New York Times.
The 2011 edition delivered right on schedule in April. If you didn’t purchase a copy, you can now purchase one in the NCSU Bookstore.
Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs Tom Stafford announced his retirement after 40 years at N.C. State Wednesday, March 2. Stafford became vice chancellor in 1983 and has served in research and administrative positions at the University since 1971.
Here is a selection of images from past editions of the Agromeck yearbook featuring Stafford.
For more information, visit technicianonline.com.
The Wolfpack delivered the first bowl win in coach Tom O’Brien’s four seasons in a 23-7 defeat of No. 22 West Virginia on Dec. 29 in the Champs Sports Bowl in Orlando, Fla.
Click through the slideshow below to view some images from photographers Kevin Cook and Brent Kitchen.
Links to News & Observer articles about the bowl game.
For the first time in recent memory, the recently commissioned military officers of the NCSU ROTC were collectively recognized at the fall 2010 graduation. The chancellor and graduation speaker Gen. Raymond T. Odierno, commander of the U.S Joint Forces Command, recognized students in the Navy, Air Force and Army.
Capt. Timothy Perrin said, “When they walk out there, they represent the U.S. military. It’s not ROTC, it’s the U.S. military. It’s a joint environment. They’re going to be moving on to a joint environment. We fight together.”
These photos represent some of the images taken by Student Media photographers at the ceremony Dec. 18 at the RBC Center.
Redshirt junior quarterback Russell Wilson runs the ball during the Saturday game against Boston College Oct. 9 at Carter-Finley Stadium. Wilson had total of 45 rushing yards during the game. N.C. State won 44-17.
Killing Eagles, by Luis Zapata
Technician Photo Editor Sarah Tudor said:
We chose Luis’s photo because of its good overall composition and because it captured a good moment in the football game. This photo tells a story — in it, you can clearly see that N.C. State is beating Boston College, so when someone looked at the newspaper, they could see what the focus of the article might be before reading the story.
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