Gold star: definition: A metaphorical term of endearment for praising a teammate's accomplishment(s).
Gold stars are thrown at teammates like ninja stars in Dwight Bental Hall.
The Access team has an abundance of stars being projected toward the next teammate---and---it has become the reoccurring theme during meetings.
The Access team has an abundance of stars being projected toward the next teammate---and---it has become the reoccurring theme during meetings.
Updates: The features and front-of-book articles have rolled in---the deadlines have been met. We must thank our two femme fatale leaders---Evie [editor in chief] and Kaitlyn [managing editor]---for their proactive involvement and for cracking the whip oh, so gently. Look, no lacerations!
I won't forget to mention [features editor] Heather's perseverance during her midnight surveillance of the anticipated e-mail influx from the editors. She checks her e-mail on her brand-new, state of the art, megabook, super-charged Mac. The notebook's white light mesmerizes all of us during meetings. Luckily, we won't get zapped like other white lights that lure its prey.
Nicole [FOB editor] has done a stellar job collecting all the short front-of-book pieces. These works are usually on a lighter subject with a concise superficiality that spark an interest in the reader. Found in the beginning of the book, tending to be less than 400 words, FOBs are a quick, fun read.
Lesley [assistant photo editor], this gold star is beamed at you; unfortunately, I can't throw your favorite Fosters Freeze treat your way on the Web. She's not only a journalism major, she's also a competitve swimmer and active athlete on SJSU's team.
Oh, so who is the ostracized that won't receive the much-wanted gold star? Well, the reader that doesn't read the blogs.
-Lesger
[Online Editor]
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Great Blog Lesger!
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