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KSL-TV is proving news organizations can make money on social media. Here’s how.

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By Lily Cooper
| Storybench
When KSL News, one of Utah’s top ten outlets, asked Christie Taylor to build them a social media team, she was hesitant. Taylor, who was working in project management at the time for KSL’s parent company, Bonneville International, felt that managing an entire team would be “a bit of a lift,” but her digital and social media experience made her the perfect candidate for the job and so she took it.
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How to Start Line Editing Your Manuscript Like a Professional Editor

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By Jojo Moyes, David Szalay, Lily Cooper
| The Novelry on Writing (Podcast)
Line editing is where a good manuscript begins to feel like a real book. It’s the stage where you sharpen your sentences, strengthen your voice, and help the reader move effortlessly through the story. If the thought of editing an entire novel feels daunting, you’re not alone. Many writers reach this stage unsure where to begin—or worried they’ll make the manuscript worse instead of better. But line editing isn’t about stripping away your style.
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Students elect ‘Huskies Unleashed’ slate as SGA student body president and executive vice president

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By Lily Cooper
| The Huntington News Verified
In an uncontested election, Molly Culot and Benedikt Winkler were elected the student body president and student body vice president, respectively, for the 2026-27 academic year for Student Government Association, or SGA. Additionally, all referenda included on this year’s ballot passed, which included requiring Northeastern’s Board of Trustees to release its meeting minutes to the Northeastern community and providing more protections to international students.
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