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Submitted by Andi Murphy on Fri, 2007-09-07 15:48.

This is my third week back in school at New Mexico Highlands University. It's just school and required classes that I would other wise not bother to take.

I have a Newspaper Practice class taught by The Las Vegas Optic editor and publisher, Tom McDonald. It's fun and it is the only class that I can walk into that I'm confedent about. Our required text is the AP Style book and I already have it, thanks to AIJI I saved $37.

We are basically learning what I have already learned at AIJI so I feel ready for what they have to dish out. We're doing some reporting soon and I can't wait to get back on the job.

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