He promised that at the end of six months, he would give her the opportunity to pitch the idea to the newspaper's publisher. Lewis succeeded, and became the paper's first financial editor. Although Lewis is not traveling as much now as she did in her earlier career, she told the students to travel and work as much as they can while they're still young. In another room, public relations, mass communication and advertising potentials were schooled by a 6-member panel about the dos and don'ts in their fields. Joyal stressed that deadlines are as important in public relations as they are in journalism.
Business is business.
There is still business protocol. Tidy it up. Shave it off. The three panel discussions were moderated by Journalism Department Chairman Ranald Macdonald, Mass Communication, Advertising and Public Relations Chairman John Schulz, and Film and Television Chairman Bill Lawson. After the discussions, cookies and coffee were set up in the COM lounge, giving the more than 60 students that attended, the opportunity to network with the panelists.