Intern Spotlight: Imani Sumbi and Ivanna Jackson
September 26, 2019
Both of these young ladies exemplified professionalism, consistency and talent.
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Keeping Watch at the Sentinel
October 8, 2015
A peek into the lives of the interns that worked at the Los Angeles Sentinel Newspaper this summer. Amanda Scurlock For years, the Los Angeles Sentinel has opened its doors to young students looking for a summer internship. This summer at the nationally recognized newspaper, there were four new interns who decided to join the ranks and spend their summer with the editorial department at the Sentinel; their names are: Amanda Scurlock, Ngozi Taylor, Jordan Cooper, and Paris Young. These interns engaged themselves within the inner-workings of the Sentinel and really got to understand how a newspaper is operated. Scurlock