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Katie Allison Granju talks at a Web journalism conference at the University of Tennessee.
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Just a few of the 20-plus cereals the bar has to offer.
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Murals decorate the walls of the Knoxville Pearl.
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Photo Illustration of Reverie Johnson, daughter of owners Joe and Jamie Johnson, enjoying her first bowl of cereal for the day.
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Mitchell heads to get some supplies from his storage facility.
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Mitchell brings in fresh bedding for his cows, something he does every two to three days.
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Mitchell fills a wheelbarrel with woodchips, an act he does continuously throughout the day.
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Mitchell spends a few minutes helping his grandfather with their family farm.
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Mitchell sizes up a dairy cow. Some of his cows weigh upwards of 2000 pounds.
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Matt Mitchell, as part of a daily routine, washes off one of his eighteen cows.
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Katie Granju, senior online editor for WBIR-TV, discusses careers in web journalism.
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"(Journalists) deliver news...but more importantly, we deliver meaning," said Chip Scanlan, senior faculty member in writing for the Poynter Institute.
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Professor Jim Stovall was instrumental in making the conference happen.
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The panels offered an opportunity for students to pose questions to the journalism experts. Bridget Hardy, opinions editor for the Tennessee Journalist, takes advantage of the opportunity.
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Joseph Agreda, Tennessee Journalist operations manager, and Patrick Beeson, a project manager for EW Scripps, listen to a panel on jobs in journalism.
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Ball found out Iceland cuisine is completely different from the United States.
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Ball and his brother never expected such a wild night when going out for a beer in a small town in Iceland.
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TNJN Photographer Brandon Ball bonded with his younger brother Kane during their trip to Iceland.
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Panelist Katie Granju discusses online journalism on Feb. 21.
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Tennessee Journalist photo editor Julian Wood captures video of the panel discussion.
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Students were encouraged to speak with the panelists one-on-one after the discussion.
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Journalism and electronic media students and staff attended the panel discussion at the Black Cultural Center.
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Panelist Katie Granju discusses online journalism on Feb. 21.
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How many extra calories are you getting in every cup?
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Photo Illustration of photographer Brandon Ball's idea of a happy breakfast.
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Photo Illustration of photographer Brandon Ball spreading the word about voting.
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Photo Illustration of Jessica Molinaro dropping an f-bomb.
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Photo Illustration of a homeless man, waiting for the bus to arrive downtown.
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Lang, shown here with completed butterfly.
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Lang, almost finished.
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Lang, shown here starting the butterfly.
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Photo Illustration of Robert Lang, world-famous origami artist, folding a butterfly.
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Photo Illustration of Joe Agreda, TNJN Operations Manager, attempting to juggle work, school and meal time all at once.
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Photo Illustration of Joe Agreda, TNJN Operations Manager, attempting to juggle work, school and meal time all at once.
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