When I started at Puget SoundOff I did not know exactly what to expect. It had been almost a year since I did a video project. I arrived with a beginners knowledge of social networking. I felt nervous and unprepared.

What is there to do besides making blogs..?

(sorry this is a wierd Question..)

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Anyways, I'm off to do some work.

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I presented my senior project to a board of community members who were judging me on March 16th. My project was about how news was transitioning from print (newspapers) to online and about the expansion of blogging.

The main topic of my presentation was PSO :)

For my presentation, I had to give a 10-15 minute long speech. I covered a variety of topics like how only 30%

As a sophomore in high school, I have a lot on my plate. A full load of classes, track, mock trial, piano, Mayor's Youth Council, and other activities take up my life. I'm sure a lot of you feel the same way, or are going to feel the same way pretty soon. I've realized that under the stress of mock trial, I slowed down on my PSO postings. Now that mock trial is officially over this year, I ca

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Earlier today, some of us met to discuss a ideas for a new contest. So far, we decided that (correct me if I'm wrong) we are going to ask participants to write a bill. We think that the winning bills will be sent to Olympia, but nothing is really set in stone.

We will have more information, such as guidelines and structure for the bill, later.

Does anyone have any addi

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On Jan 10, Puget Sound Off (PSO) members and their friends, families and supporters all