Students working on the third issue of N54° are a few degrees south of the finishing line. With a couple of minor changes to the layout and proofing on the go, we’ll be soon seeing a final copy ready for printing.
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Monthly Archives: January 2014
Super sickie: Post from Tees bit on the side
With this years NFL Super Bowl airing on Sunday night the team over at 4Creative have produced a step by step guide for pulling the perfect sickie. We can imagine many students will be talking a few notes from the video to help them avoid those 9am lectures…
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Good marks from Hallmark: Post from Tees bit on the side
You thought it was over, Christmas that is… Well, not quite. Recently, second year illustrator Robyn Makings made her way on to the shortlist of the Hallmark Creative ‘Festive Fun’ competition. Described by the judges as ‘So sweet!’, we can assume she’s pretty pleased with herself. Have a look at the rest of the entries here.
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Cycle Recycling at Albert Park
A RECYCLING scheme is being put into gear after proving to be a success in finding new homes for unwanted bikes.
The Middlesbrough Cycle Centre held an event at West Lodge in Albert Park which saw 15 children’s bikes donated and then given away to new owners.
Queues at West Lodge in Albert Park for
Middlesbrough Cycle Centers, cycle recycling scheme
To make the new riders safer, the Cycle Centre team also gave away 21 new helmets.
Mike O’Reilly, Cycling Projects Co-ordinator for Middlesbrough Environment City, said: “Many people may have received a new bike for Christmas and might be wondering what to do with their old one”.
The Cleveland Police Community Protection team and the Cycle Centre are holding a further event for security etching and any additional bike donations to be made.
Etching is a free and efficient way of protecting bicycles and it can assist in the recovery if they are stolen.
This event is open to all members of the public on Friday, 24 January, at West Lodge in Albert Park.
The team’s cycle mechanic will be on hand to provide assistance or advice on the upkeep of bicycles and to make adjustments or tweaks for bikes received over the Christmas period.
Mike O’Reilly said: “The scheme proved a real success before Christmas so we are happy to be offering this service to the public one more.
“And while people are here, they can have their new bikes security etched and adjusted if required.”
Steve Cranston, Crime Prevention Officer for
Middlesbrough Police, security etching a bike for a young Middlesbrough
resident
The team will also be happy to receive any unwanted cycles for future recycling schemes.
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Radio presenter visits Teesside
BBC Radio 5 Live presenter Anna Foster
NATIONAL BBC radio journalist Anna Foster paid a visit to Teesside University to talk to students about her career and how to make it in the media industry.
Anna, who is currently a presenter on BBC Radio 5 Live, held an exclusive talk with an audience of aspiring Journalism students about her route into the industry, her career highlights and how she follows up stories in her current role.
During her time as a reporter, Anna covered major stories across the UK as well as being sent to war zones around the world.
”It’s been great to be here to talk with the students and hopefully give them some advice and insight from my own experiences that will help them on their way,” She said.
Anna, who is originally from South Shields, studied at Durham University before starting her career at BBC Radio Cleveland.
One of her most notable jobs was being the presenter of Newsbeat, the flagship news programme on BBC Radio 1.
Anna has also broadcast from Iraq and Afghanistan and covered major stories including the Cumbrian shootings, the search for Raoul Moat, the London Marathon and the Olympic Torch Relay.
The radio presenter had some wise words of advice for the budding reporters.
“I think the most important thing is work experience. If you want a job, you’ve got to prove that you know what you are doing,” She said.
“All of my experience is what helped me to get to where I am these days.”
Watch below to hear Anna’s tips on how to make it into the media industry.
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Bust-a-Move: Post from Tees bit on the side
Level 6 students have almost completed their operation to design a logo for one for South Cleveland NHS Musculoskeletal department. Working with the names ‘bust-a-move’ (not to be confused with the 90′s nintendo game), back to back and disc:over, students are bending over backwards to have a final design for tomorrow.
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‘Fun’ Raising : Post from Tees Made
Yesterday 3rd year students had a great time fund raising for their exhibition at New Designers in July. This is the 1st of many activities to take place in the next few months.They have already raised money through sponsorship and ‘live’ projects. The exhibition talks place at the Business Design Centre in Islington, London. Click on the following link to find out more about the exhibition.
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New lecturer Laura Erwin joins the dance team: Post from Perform@tees
Laura trained at Middlesex University, graduating with First Class Honours before gaining a Masters Degree at London Contemporary Dance School.
She currently works as a Freelance Dance Artist based in London. Particular fields of interest include dance in education, gaga technique, somatic practices and contact improvisation. Recent performances include work with Rachel Burn (London, Surrey) and Delve Dance (Hull, Oxford, London, Sussex), of which she is also Artistic Director. Laura teaches extensively, working as a Visiting Lecturer at Middlesex and Kingston University, an Animateur for Richard Alston Dance Company, and delivering dance programme’s for primary schools. Laura also dabbles in Dance Management and has recently received funding from Arts Council England, Mayor of London, Legacy Trust and Southwark Council to facilitate a community dance platforms in East London. She is delighted to be joining the faculty at Teesside at this time.
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‘We Do’ great master classes: Post from Tees bit on the side
Maxine Freer the founder of We Do one of the Northeast’s leading creative agencies hosted a master class on how to create an award winning business today. Established by Maxine in 2005 and based Middlesbrough, We Do provide services in brand marketing, PR and social media, digital marketing and live events. They also recently won the prestigious Chartered Institute of Public Relations accolade for Most Outstanding Small Agency.
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