
The University of Rochester, 4/21/16. Audrey Boyce on pedestal; David Kramer behind at the foot of George Eastman’s statue [Photo: Leslie Kramer] From Audrey’s excellent adventure in Rochester

@2012 (left) David Kramer; (right) Audrey Boyce [Photo: Carol Kramer] From 42 years and counting for the Kick Ass Kro-Kay Club of Cobb’s Hill


But Audrey is not all fun and games.
A budding Talker, since August 2018, Audrey has been a staff writer for the Scott Scoop, the student newspaper of Carlmont High School in Belmont, CA. Beginning in March 2020, Audrey became in charge of editing the newspaper’s COVID-19 section. She will be a managing editor once the COVID-19 role is no longer needed (might never happen during her tenure). Along with these editor roles, Audrey continues to write for the Scot Scoop and serve on its editorial board

Audrey honing her interview skills with a down-on-his-luck Talker. From “The love ($) you get is equal to the love ($) you give” — adapted from John Lennon
Today we offer her persuasive, carefully researched and well detailed discussion of the ethics of journalism in a time of crisis, published yesterday in Scott Scoop.
ETHICAL JOURNALISM IS PART OF THE CURE FOR COVID-19 by Audrey Boyce 4/13/20

U.S. Navy/photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Ryan M. Breeden/Health.mil/CCND
Although they are not working on the front lines of the pandemic, journalists have an equally important role in stopping the spread of COVID-19.
Note from author’s mother:
The article also just won a Best of SNO award! And, the Best Of SNO site published it on top news. Best of SNO evaluates 463 schools and publishes the best student articles.

Author and mother at the Spanish-American War Trophy Cannon in Highland Park: “Leslie gives thumbs down to the phallo-military-industrial-complex.” From Audrey’s excellent adventure in Rochester
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