Anna Campbell is an education reporter at the Jefferson City News Tribune. She covers public and private K-12 and higher education in and around Jefferson City, focusing on themes of lifelong learning and professional development. Anna's work has been featured in multiple outlets including BLOX Digital, MSN, and the Atlantic News-Telegraph.
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While I did a lot of my own traveling while in Japan, I also did a fair bit for work. Being stuck on an island, that meant I took a lot of flights.
If it hasn’t been evident in my past rumblings, I am not the biggest fan of South Korea. In defense of South Korea, the Marine Corps only sent me to
As I mentioned last week, a major highlight of visiting Seoul was going on a tour of the DMZ (Demilitarized Zone) between North and South Korea. I signed up for
In Japan, about half of the population identifies as Buddhist, and historically, there were times in Japan’s history when Buddhism was the main religious influence in day-to-day life. Because of
By: Lisa Thalhamer, Mike Beaudet, Anna Campbell, Caleb Okereke, John Wihbey
A survey of younger news consumers offers insights for local TV station managers about how to reach this surprisingly engaged audience.
This past week, Okinawa was under a tsunami warning due to earthquakes in the Philippines. A less than 1-foot-high wave was reported as the “tsunami,” and the warning was quickly
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While in Okinawa, I was lucky enough to get the opportunity to visit several important battle sites from World War II. One of these many spots was the famous Hacksaw
Being in Okinawa was great, but living in the barracks was... something. Most of the barracks buildings in Okinawa (including mine) were built shortly after WWII and have undergone very
