PR: The Good, Bad and Ugly
by Anjelica Locklear

Many people struggle at work because they want more authority. It turns out you can get a lot done if you take more responsibility instead. The responsibility is often offered, and rarely taken. You get even more done if you give away credit, relentlessly.
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New Media
by Anjelica Locklear

Blogs. There are ones we love and ones we hate. My MMI coworker, Jake Potter, and his most recent blog post got me thinking about the type of blog I gravitate toward.
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Newsletter PR: The Good, Bad and Ugly
by Anjelica Locklear
Here are few of my mother’s one liners, and the public relations advice gained. Don’t be alarmed if you hear your own mother’s voice as you read the quotes!
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PR: The Good, Bad and Ugly
by Anjelica Locklear
For two months now the BP oil spill has been the front cover and hot topic of all media outlets. Through the damage BP has caused, there is a lesson to be learned, and a new conversation to be had. How can other companies avoid a crisis like this?
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PR: The Good, Bad and Ugly
by Anjelica Locklear
All-nighters in the library, study groups, early morning classes and now a diploma in hand! You just finished four years of college and now it’s time to land a job. Ready for the world of nine-to-five, a clock-in, clock-out lifestyle, but finding “the” job isn’t as easy as you thought? Truthfully, I am not surprised.
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New Media
by Anjelica Locklear
Revealing costumes are seen on a constant basis, and we never think twice.
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New Media
by Anjelica Locklear
“I’ve always been a hugger; if we all hugged more, the world would be a better place.” Two Auburn University students took this Taylor Swift quote and ran with it. Four months ago, Ryan Leander and Michael Wekall decided to take on a social media experiment to achieve one simple goal – a hug from Taylor Swift. This week, Swift surprised students of Auburn with a concert and the grant of a wish for a well-deserved hug.
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New Media
by Anjelica Locklear
On a weekly basis I find myself using Facebook like most people, to reconnect with old friends, post photos, and provide status updates of my evening and weekend plans. We have all jumped on the fast-paced bandwagon of social media, but what happens when our carefree involvement can spill over into potentially harmful problems for our personal lives?
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