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October 05, 2008

So, You Want to Be a Sportswriter?

No, print journalism is not dead. Scott Wolf, who covers USC for the Los Angeles Daily News, proved as much Saturday.

His assignment was to cover the game between Oregon and USC and from the looks of it, he did very well. Wolf writes: "In the course of duty, I decided to spend time with the Oregon cheerleaders Saturday and tell the girls how popular they are with the readers. And they couldn't be friendlier. ... Luckily, Joe Andras of WeAreSC.com was nearby to take a great picture."

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Posted at 09:42 PM in Cheerleaders, Oregon cheerleaders | Permalink

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