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Adrian Rosas
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Staff Writer, San Luis Obispo New Times
San Luis Obispo
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Biography
I am a fourth-year Cal Poly Journalism major with an emphasis in broadcast news and an interest in sports journalism. My internship experience this quarter consisted of managing content and curating uploads of current and past CJ Silas Show clips. Along with the other interns, I focused on going through CJ's immense backlog of the old content from previous radio interviews and other multimedia appearances. We then take these clips and upload them in accordance with a schedule I devised in order to keep uploads consistent and up to date with what our supervisor wanted. In addition to this, I also handled the delegation of tasks within the youtube content team. This involved me assigning various members to different tasks such as scheduling, research for video context, and clipping the video content so it is easier for me and my editor to work with.
multimedia , music , sports
CBD, crypto, CPG
Content
By Adrian Rosas Verified| San Luis Obispo New Times Verified In a March 1 letter to the community, Cambria Community Services District (CSD) General Manager Matthew McElhenie preaches perseverance. "Accusations, whether founded or unfounded, can cast a shadow over the reputation and integrity we've built as a community," the letter read. "We're addressing you now not to dwell on the accusations that have been levied against us but to emphasize our commitment to standing strong together."While the letter alludes to a lawsuit filed against the CSD on Jan.
By Adrian Rosas Verified| San Luis Obispo New Times Verified There's a shiny glittery relationship between the 1980s cult-classic horror film The Blob and 19th century landscape paintings. Illustrating that connection is the goal of Cobi Moules' latest art exhibit, The Showering of Sparkling Bits, currently up at the Harold J. Miossi Gallery at Cuesta Community College. "It's a reflection of the way I move through the world," Moules said.
By Adrian Rosas Verified| San Luis Obispo New Times Verified After a nearly month-long hiatus following internal city review, a revamped paid parking program will return to downtown Paso Robles starting April 5. "I am in the silent majority of people that we need a parking program," Councilmember Steve Gregory said at the March 5 City Council meeting. "We have too many visitors. We have to start somewhere, and this is better than what we had before.
Company Info
San Luis Obispo New Times
San Luis Obispo, California, United States
'+1 805-546-8208