Sat. Oct. 23, 2010 — In its first community service project, the CUNY J-School’s Alumni Association helped beautify Brooklyn’s P.S. 178 by painting murals, doors, windows, and interior walls, and planting bulbs. The 15-member team – including four students from the current classes and two from the faculty – had a fun (and messy) time! But above all, they were glad to be able to make a noticeably “colorful” difference in the lives of the school’s students.
Photos from NYC Cares J-School Alumni Association Outing, October 2010
- By Newmark J-School Staff
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