Author: Joelle Zarcone
Joelle Zarcone is currently a journalism graduate student in NYU’s Reporting the Nation program. She was born in Brooklyn, but has lived in Las Vegas for the past ten years. She’s a 2008 graduate of Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles, where she majored in English and minored in American History and Political Science. Joelle has interned for the Department of Defense in Press Operations, Good Morning America Los Angeles Bureau, and for the U.S. Senate. She enjoys writing creative non-fiction stories, loves to run, and is obsessed with pancakes. Her dream job is to be the speechwriter for the president of the United States.
Stories by this author
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Call it sport or entertainment, competitive eating isn’t for the weak-stomached.
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Birdbath Neighborhood Green Bakeries help protect the environment with organic products and eco-wise practices.
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New York City diners — and the hungry customers they serve — are toughing out the Recession.
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President Bush invested billions in HIV/AIDS care and prevention, but critics say it was not enough.
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Beers and people brimmed with excitement on election day at Old Ebbitt’s Bar in D.C.
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While the rest of the nation is focused on the economy, many who live and work in the D.C. area say, for them, terrorism is a very real threat.
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Says the GOP are already victors by choosing the veteran senator.
