How Do You Become Part of a Newsroom When No One’s in It?

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This summer when Margo Snipe interned with the Tampa Bay Times, she lived with two other interns in St. Petersburg, Florida. Together they arranged a tiny office space at their kitchen table to work on stories.

“You could ask each other questions. If something was off, you could bounce it off of each other,” Snipe said. “You could complain about things you didn’t understand, or be happy with each other. It was a mini-newsroom.”

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