Graduating from the University of Maryland
It’s one of those nights. The moon is far and small in a brisk December sky. I’m in bed, not sleeping, but […]
It’s one of those nights. The moon is far and small in a brisk December sky. I’m in bed, not sleeping, but […]
Athletic Spending in ACC and Big Ten For my final CNS project, I wanted to learn parallax. Parallax is the difference between […]
To help people decide which name to vote on for the Smithsonian National Zoological Park’s Giant Panda cub, I created a flowchart. The […]
For the past two weeks, I have been designing a wine tasting chart to go along with an article about the growing […]
Last week in Capital News Service I learned tabletop js and became “mustache champ,” which stands for my initials and the Mustache language. […]
I created this interactive map using TileMill to show locations of bird-friendly coffee farms. TileMill is an application you download to your […]
I created two charts that track Maryland casino revenue, using Highcharts. The website offers demos that make it easy to learn and […]
Are you on the Takoma Park beat? Will you be writing all these stories?” I had no idea I was speaking to […]
As an intern, I get to experience office life and newsrooms. I am in the thick of it — reporting on deadline, […]
This past week at The Gazette I experienced a case of real-world journalism ethics in my reporting. This week I had a […]
Last week was my last one at USA TODAY. Here’s a recap: Monday I wrote a tip list for the USA TODAY […]
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Monday I met with the science writer, Dan Vergano, and we discussed his upcoming article about summer stargazing for USA TODAY Weekend. […]
Has it been the second week at USA TODAY already? Monday Monday my editor went over my story ideas and helped me […]
I just wrapped up my first week at USA TODAY and it has been amazing. Here’s how my week went.
In the U.S. the age of first-time drivers license receivers has risen from 16 to 19 By Marlena Chertock He’s a junior […]
I’m now a published poet! Two of my poems were published in this year’s issue of Stylus and one won First Place in […]
This year I was hard at work as the Social Media Manager for the Writers’ House. One of my projects this semester […]
A literary journal’s method of spreading stories, poems Marlena Chertock, Editor-in-Chief of The Writers’ Bloc Dylan Bargteil, a Writers’ House alumnus and now […]
The story of an undocumented citizen By Marlena Chertock First published in The Writers’ Bloc. Jose Antonio Vargas, a journalist, came out […]