Video/Audio production

​Saving Bruce Monroe Park

Unionization of The Bazaar

Eva Chillura · The Unionization of the Bazaar

Making History Histerical

Unplug! (PSA)

The gig economy post lockdown

Checking in with Marcus Amaker

Social Media

"The Flaneur" Radio Show Social Media Promotion

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The Flaneur (@theflaneur.wrgw) • Instagram photos and videos

SMPA 2113 Social Media Campaign 2021

Decriminalize Psychedelic Drugs

Continuous coverage of the corona virus, while distance learning

Wando High School transitions to online learning

Sitting on the couch at my grandparents' home, it took two clicks and there I was - in Dr. Jason Brisini's office back at school. Face to face over a video-based online learning portal called Cisco Webex, we were talking in real time, though miles away from each other.

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Teachers and students in South Carolina have had to transition in a matter of days from seeing their students everyday to virtual learning. Since March 16, the state of South Carolina has been conducting virtual learning in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic — something completely new to the school system. ——— To read the full story about Wando’s virtual learning initiatives, visit the link in our bio.

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With the closure of all dine-in services in the state of SC, the COVID-19 virus has left restaurants struggling to keep their businesses running. Many have turned to curbside pickups, takeout, or closing all together. Martin’s Barbecue has taken a different approach. Each day of the week, they set up base in a different location around Charleston County, bringing in customers from all over town. Junior Jake Haire, an employee at Martin’s, says “We just want to get out into our local communities and give them [local residents] something to get outside for, while staying safe... Right now, you just have to get out there and keep your business going.” ——— For daily coverage on COVID-19 and its effects on our community, see the link in our bio. ——— Photos by @grahamcalister

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CORRECTION: DHEC sent out an email to parents and faculty this afternoon regarding the COVID-19 outbreak and a “potential exposure” to Wando High School March 13. According to the email, “anyone who had contact with the individual may have been exposed to this illness.” DHEC is currently investigating this case further but is encouraging students and faculty to take preventative measures in the meantime. Check the email for more information. ——— For daily coverage and updates on COVID-19, visit the link in our bio.

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A billboard on Mount Pleasant's Highway 17 reads "Save lives stay home #COVID19." A stay at home order was passed in Mount Pleasant on March 31 and is now in order as of 12:01 a.m. April 2. The order will be in effect for 14 days, only allowing residents to grocery shop, go to the pharmacy and run essential errands. ——— For continuous coverage on COVID-19, visit the link in our bio ——— Photo by @hanietta

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March 24, Gov. Henry McMaster and State Superintendent Molly Spearman announced the further closure of all S.C public schools until the end of April. McMaster said “if there is any way to safely open our schools earlier, we will do that, but schools must remain closed to protect the health and safety of South Carolinians.” ——— For daily coverage on COVID-19 and its effects on our community, see the link in our bio. ——— Photo by @grahamcalister

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Isle of Palms will begin restricting access to the town and beaches from 7-7 starting tomorrow March 21 due to the COVID-19 threat. This will be in effect for two weeks before re-evaluation. ——— UPDATE: Sullivan’s Island Town Council decided this afternoon that the beaches will be closed to non residents from the hours 7-6 effective tomorrow March 21. ——— For daily coverage and updates on COVID-19, visit the link in our bio. ——— Photos by @grahamcalister and @cgreenway10

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The current stats on the case numbers from around the world, in the U.S and South Carolina are presented in the graph above. This data is updated every day by @bellarose808 and @haniett. ——— To view the evolution of confirmed cases since we have been out of school, visit the link in our bio.

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State Superintendent Molly Spearman called for the suspension of all standardized tests, including SC PASS, SC READY, and end-of-course examinations. On March 23, Spearman’s request was granted by the U.S. Department of Education. ——— For daily coverage on COVID-19 and its effects on our community, see the link in our bio. ——— Photo by @tedfairchild

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Governor McMaster announced at 4pm today that all SC K-12 schools, colleges, and technical colleges will be closed starting tomorrow, and will not re-open until March 31. ——— For all the most recent updates regarding the coronavirus and it’s impact on our local area, see the link in our bio. We will continue to update the information on our website as it is released. ——— Illustration by @joeywatts414

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Further social media coverage

THE SPEAR: Episode 1 - Midsommar Review by The Spear

Wando students Alexis Perry and Eva Chillura review Ari Aster's newest movie, "Midsommar" SPOILERS INCLUDED!

I have participated in two podcast reviews for the online platform for the paper. I talked and analyzed Midsommar by Ali Aster and El Camino (to listen press the play buttons at the top left hand corner). 

THE SPEAR: Episode 4 - El Camino by The Spear

Eva Chillura and Graham McAlister discuss their opinions on the plot and cinematography of El Camino and compare in to it's counterpart Breaking Bad.

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I founded the Spotify account under the name of Wando Tribal Tribune. I chose to create a Spotify account for the publication because Spotify is a platform that a lot of our audience uses on a daily basis. I wanted to create a presence on this app to contrast a lot of the serious topics we discuss in our paper. The playlists are a fun way to interact with other students and create a soundtrack to the topics we cover. We publish a list monthly, coinciding with a story or theme of the month. 

Here is the second playlist that I made for the Spotify account. Because of varying reasons, Charleston celebrates Pride and have their festival in the month of September rather than June. For this reason, I decided to curate this Playlist with songs representing concepts of Pride, self-love and acceptance -- all values that the 10th annual Pride festival in Charleston stand for. I received a lot of messages on social media from listeners who loved this playlist and wanted to see more from this social media account. 

For the November issue of the paper, I wrote about the legalization and expansion of the CBD industry in the state of South Carolina. I was able to tour a hemp farm, observe the production process and cover a topic that many of the students at Wando are interested in. This experience was something that I wanted to take into the Spotify social media presence by crafting a playlist that reflected CBD and its properties.