I'm not gonna diss you on the internet

Good morning! Most of you are making great progress on your prospective newspaper articles, though I've yet to hear much at all from some of you (and don't think I haven't noticed your bloglessness, Francis). If blogging is simply not the thing for you, speak with me at the end of class today and we can make an arrangement in which you turn in a daily journal to me.
A few items have popped up in your posts that I don't have the expertise to address. Mariela has some leadership questions that I'm sure could find their answers from within this class, and Taryn continues in her search for new classes offered at GHS. You might also head over to Isela's comments, where we've begun a lively conversation on what does and what doesn't qualify as news. Feel free to agree or disagree with anyone and everyone.
Some housekeeping items: If I comment on your blog entry, reply to me on your comments page, not on mine- that way the whole conversation is in one place, and we don't have to bounce back and forth. Comment on my blog if you have a question or comment related to (a) my most recent entry or (b) something I haven't addressed elsewhere. And finally, though I don't know that it will ever happen, I have to be open to the possibility that these assigned blogs will be seen by one or all of my superiors, so I'd appreciate if we'd all keep that in the back of our minds. Be conscious of the language you use, proofread your posts, and try to refrain from calling your colleagues "hoes." You're all lovely. See you in class.