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The Varsitarian holds 16th instalment of Inkblots

By: - Reporter / @BLozadaINQ
/ 07:47 PM November 08, 2014

inkblotsMANILA, Philippines—For the 16th year in a row, student-writers are in for a treat.

Kicking off December with a hat-trick, The Varsitarian, the official student publication of the University of Santo Tomas, will hold Inkblots 2014 from December 1 to 3 at the Thomas Aquinas Research Complex inside UST.

For this year’s instalment, Inkblots will focus on journalism’s new playing ground, the World Wide Web.

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Inkblots, an annual National Campus Journalism Fellowship, will establish an environment, where in three days, students will learn the tricks of the trade from the country’s most revered journalists.

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Seminars on sports writing, news writing, feature writing, Filipino and literary journalism, opinion, and sessions on broadcast journalism, photojournalism, page layout will fill students with the know-how in three days.

Speakers include INQUIRER.net editor-in-chief John Nery for online journalism, sports analyst Quinito Henson for sports writing, Kikomachine creator Manix Abrera for cartooning and author Eros Atalia for Filipino journalism.

A registration fee of P1,500 (inclusive of fellowship kit, food and freebies) is required with slots limited to a first-come, first-served basis.

The Varsitarian will hold opening cocktails on Dec. 1 and fellowship dinner on December 3.

For more information, visit the Varsitarian office at Room 105, Tan Yan Kee Student Center, UST, España, Manila, or call 406-1611 loc. 8235, 09175626767 (Globe), 09255687015 (Sun), 09994154229 (Smart).

Interested applicants may also e-mail [email protected].

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