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Electronic Media Newsletter E-Media Graduates Gather At Meredith Alumni Achiever By Prof. Lytle, Newsletter Editor Rich Harrington (BNews’94) was among six alumni recognized dur- ing Relays Weekend for their career accomplishments and loyalty to Drake. Harrington is owner and CEO of RHED Pixel, a production house specializing in visual communications. He has produced more than 25 books about photography and digital media, LQFOXGLQJFHUWLÀHGPDWHULDOVIRU$SSOH DQG$GREH 0RUHLQ$OXPQL8SGDWHV Lytle Gets Shelley 7LPHKDVEHHQJHQHUDOO\NLQGWRPHPEHUVRIWKH(0HGLDFODVVHVRI who organized an informal reunion on Relays Saturday. The agenda included Prof. John Lytle was recognized by DGHWDLOHGWRXURIWKH0HUHGLWKSURGXFWLRQIDFLOLWLHVDQGDYLHZLQJRIWKH WKH,RZD%URDGFDVW1HZV$VVRFLDWLRQ -0&ÀQDOSURMHFW5RE6RENRYLDN 579· DQG0LFKHOOH %XUGHHQ -DFN- with the organization’s lifetime service VRQ 579· FRRUGLQDWHGWKHSODQQLQJ 5HDG-DFNVRQ·VDFFRXQWRQSDJH award. 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I’ll try to 6SRUWV:HKDYHLQFUHDVHGRXUVSRUWV RYHUYLHZV take some money back from Lytle if I coverage to cover the Drake volleyball With more airings on the College can learn to golf again this spring! team and the Drake softball team. Channel and a thriving Facebook The softball team had a great spring page, (facebook.com/pages/Beyond- and the volleyball team started off 7KH%OXH/LQH VRERWKRIWKHVHWHDPVZHUHIXQ VWXGHQWVFDQHQMR\WKHLUVXFFHVV to cover. We’re embedded in nine additional VLWHVH[FOXGLQJWKH%XFVDQG86+/ J73 Covers Candidates 7KHPHPEHU5DGLR1HZVFODVVHQ- MR\HGWKHRSSRUWXQLW\WRFRYHUFDQGLGDWHV whose names appeared on the November General Election ballot. )RXUPLQXWHQHZVFDVWVRQ´WKHGRJµ frequently included the voices of Gov. Of course, my heart is with my granddaughter (Chloe) and we travel Chet Culver (he lost to former governor Harrison and Rachel Yancey Call Basketball DQG5HSXEOLFDQ7HUU\%UDQVWDG 86 to Tallahassee more than we should. 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Our plan for spring RXUSURMHFW semester is to increase our video pres- Our style was what I liked to think of as a cross between two popular cable ence and to also start doing a weekly reality shows. recap and preview show of Drake We mirrored the format for “Deadliest Catch” as a different way to tell the athletic teams. stories of different high school teams and wrestlers with similar concerns and 6SRUWVWUDYHOVWR&HGDU)DOOV practices. We tried to be personal much like “Hard Knocks” with our interview LQ-DQXDU\WRFRYHUWKH'UDNH81, style and in depth individual story lines. men’s basketball matchup and will We wanted the wrestlers to tell their stories. I believe we were successful to also follow the men’s and women’s that end. EDVNHWEDOOWHDPVDWWKH0LVVRXUL9DO- Each student put their own touch on “Pound 4 Pound” and that’s why it came ley Conference tournaments. together. 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