Columbia Missourian: Journalism students advised to buy iPod Touch or iPhone
May 8th, 2009Posted by Judith Townend in Editors' pick, Newspapers, Training
Freshmen admitted into the School of Journalism and pre-journalism students are being advised to purchase an iPod Touch or iPhone to aid their studies at the Missouri School of Journalism, the Columbia Missourian reports.
The requirement will not be enforced, however, and there will not be a penalty for students who choose not to buy the items, the associate dean of the school told the reporter.
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