Author Archives: Taylor Denton

Greg Stern started his advertising career straight out of college when he was recruited by Ogilvy & Mather. He took a job as an account manager, planning to switch to broadcast producer but ended up really enjoying the position of … Continue reading →

Marty Glickman was the first jock-turned- broadcaster in the history of our media. He changed the landscape of sports and television. He took his first job as a broadcaster simply because of the pay, and later ended up getting hired … Continue reading →

According to Norie Quintos, “the key to good magazine writing is storytelling.” Quintos entered the world of magazine when she became an editor for Caribbean Travel & Life magazine. She had pride for the magazine – for it showed more … Continue reading →

On Friday I watched Off Label, a film co-directed by Michael Palmieri and Donal Mosher that was a part of the Human Rights Film Festival. It was a very moving documentary, following the lives of eight individuals whose lives are severely … Continue reading →

Robert Draper, a magazine journalist from Texas, claims that he got in to writing because “there was nothing else [he] could do well.” While freelancing in the beginning of his career, he picked up odd jobs, making only about $5,000 … Continue reading →

Marybeth Tinker is someone who stood up for what she believed in, and in this particular instance it led to the famous First Amendment case on school speech rights. To quote Tinker, “Young people are the voice of the future. … Continue reading →