Post Internship: Getting the rest of the stories published+ Freelance

May 3, 2010.

Magical land of Oz. Grade 7 student Aline Cosme goes through rehearsal for St. Gregory School’s production of "The Magical Land of Oz", which runs May 5-6. The play will take place at the school at 6:30 p.m. and will include students from Grade 3 to 8, along with the choir featuring students from Grade 1 to 5. Lauren Gilhula, Special to the Times








May 5, 2010.

Lauren Gilhula story in yesterdays paper :)

CambridgeTimes Article: Students sink teeth into oral health

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Two groups of 35 Grade 2 students from Highland Public School participated in activities to learn the importance of oral health, and some of the science used in dentistry and orthodontics.

May 5 at 3:43pm  http://www.cambridgetimes.ca/community/article/809313--students-sink-teeth-into-oral-health

Lauren Gilhula another one :)

CambridgeTimes Article: Langdon honoured

www.cambridgetimes.ca

Raising a garden and incorporating its food in the menu is one of the reasons why Cambridge’s Langdon Hall has received a very honourable award this year.

May 6 at 3:55pm  ·

http://www.cambridgetimes.ca/community/article/812021--langdon-honoured

May 19, 2010.

Lauren Gilhula FIIIINALLY got my article up...one of them anyway :) This one is about a local dance crew, so all you cambridge friends, check it out. they're pretty talented and deserve some recognition! :)

CambridgeTimes Article: Dance crew forms tight Union

www.cambridgetimes.ca

Cambridge's new dance crew, The Union, has been together for only seven months, but during that time they have already had the opportunity to open for Canadian bands such as Hedley, Stereos and Fefe Dobson. ...

May 19 at 9:18pm  ·

http://www.cambridgetimes.ca/community/article/818806--dance-crew-forms-tight-union

June 14, 2010.

Lauren Gilhula attention all GCI students/grads: here's my latest freelance story for the Cambridge Times. enjoy! :)

CambridgeTimes Article: GCI prom gets family feel

www.cambridgetimes.ca

Galt Collegiate Institute decided to make some changes to their prom this year. Attempting to cut back on costs for students, vice-principal Bryce Macey wanted to keep the prom in Cambridge – at a reasonable price.

June 14 at 6:34pm  ·

http://www.cambridgetimes.ca/community/article/833203--gci-prom-gets-family-feel