Yearbooks dead? Hogwash.
Just as people like to talk about the death of the newspaper, they like to talk about the death of the yearbook. Hogwash. It’s sure in everyone’s best interest that the yearbook survive.
Just as people like to talk about the death of the newspaper, they like to talk about the death of the yearbook. Hogwash. It’s sure in everyone’s best interest that the yearbook survive.
Regardless of whether the staff members are future engineers, poets, doctors, lawyers, police officers or teachers, these schools are doing their staff members a favor by teaching them teamwork, leadership skills and time management as they take new online technologies, including social media, and use them to their fullest extent.
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