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Company: Denton Record-Chronicle
Position:
Assistant Sports Editor
Location:
Denton, Texas
Job Status: Full-time
Salary: Not Specified
Ad Expires:
January 15, 2008
Job ID: 863457

Description:
Put your love of sports and your computer skills together in this great job at a daily newspaper that is a subsidiary of Belo/The Dallas Morning News. Just 35 miles north of the DFW Metroplex, Denton is home to two universities, three high schools, and more sports than can possibly be covered. Bring your journalism degree here if you like to: * Perform layout of sports section * Copy edit articles for sports section * Plan daily sections * Plan Sunday sections * Plan special sections and if you .... * Have two years on a daily professional newspaper in layout and copy editing * Must have knowledge of QuarkXpress layout software * Full knowledge of AP style * Excellent grammar and spelling skills Salaried position pays $545 per week with excellent benefit package. Send your resume, with clips, to Carol Puckett, Human Resources Manager, at [email protected] ; or fax to her at 940-566-6981; or mail to her at P. O. Box 369, Denton, TX 76202. No phone calls, please.

545 X 52 = 28340
 
That's doable as a single person in his/her mid 20s in that area. Preps and North Texas, and driving distance to watch Morning News writers cover pro beats. There are worse management-track opportunities.
 
That's true. But it's Belo ... we all know how that's gone over the past few years.
 
that's $28,340 a year. much more than they're offering in danville.

how big a rag is denton? ABC doesn't list it.
 
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Third opening on sports staff in 13 months. For the record I made much less than this in Denton and succeeded in amassing a good amount of credit card debt. This wage is much more reasonable for that part of the world, though it's still going to be tough there.

Good bands to be seen on Fry Street. Good preps to be seen around there, too.

http://www.sportsjournalists.com/forum/threads/42550/

http://www.sportsjournalists.com/forum/threads/34164/
 
Denton hasn't paid much recently. But it is a college town and there is cheap housing and cheap dinner deals around if you know where to look. When I was considering a job there I found an excellent apartment available for a ridiculously low amount. Only thing was it catered to the college crowd. I don't remember the cost, but I remember calling to make sure it was just college housing. They assured me it wasn't.
But I didn't take the job anyway. Still, I wouldn't let the wages discourage anyone looking to get started in management. It's doable. Just don't drive to DFW every day.
 
HandsomeHarley said:
Denton is Von Erich territory.

Not any more; Kevin -- the last surviving Von Erich -- sold the family farm and moved his family to Hawaii.
 
Miles O'Toole said:
Ronnie Richard was the ASE for a while there. Did he leave, and if so anyone know where he's off too?

Last I heard he was a copy editor at the Morning News. He's been gone from Denton for at least the better part of a year.
 
ServeItUp said:
Third opening on sports staff in 13 months. For the record I made much less than this in Denton and succeeded in amassing a good amount of credit card debt. This wage is much more reasonable for that part of the world, though it's still going to be tough there.

Good bands to be seen on Fry Street. Good preps to be seen around there, too.

http://www.sportsjournalists.com/forum/threads/42550/

http://www.sportsjournalists.com/forum/threads/34164/

I grew up probably 15 minutes from here. Good preps, yes. Good bands? No. They're tearing Fry Street up to make room for (if it turns out anything like Austin) a Starbucks and about 10 burrito places.
 
joe_schmoe said:
Denton hasn't paid much recently. But it is a college town and there is cheap housing and cheap dinner deals around if you know where to look. When I was considering a job there I found an excellent apartment available for a ridiculously low amount. Only thing was it catered to the college crowd. I don't remember the cost, but I remember calling to make sure it was just college housing. They assured me it wasn't.
But I didn't take the job anyway. Still, I wouldn't let the wages discourage anyone looking to get started in management. It's doable. Just don't drive to DFW every day.

I'm always a sucker for a "dinner deal"
 

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