Donald Trump: Self-made con-man
President Trump is everything he claimed to not be: a politician.
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Diversity Makes Us Better: Recommendations for Who To Follow
Interaction with our ideological differs makes us better.
The Role of a Student-Run Newspaper
The role of the newspaper, whether covering a university, the government, business, a community, noted figures or all of the above, is to present the news as it is.
Rosewater: A Film Review
Given how often Iran is in the news nowadays over negotiations regarding a nuclear bomb, it’s important to bear witness to one of the key moments in Iran’s modern history.
Leaks in the Michael Brown Case and Bad Journalism
Not only does it look suspect to have selective leaks occurring in an investigation already shrouded in skepticism and upheaval, but to run with something so blatantly dumb, I don’t know what to say.
The United States Media Continues to Fail Americans on War
It dismays me to see the national media continue to fail on the most important issue a society has to Continue reading
Michael Brown’s Autopsy, Character and Racial Profiling (And More from Ferguson)
The only matter of fact that needs uncovering is whether Officer Darren Wilson was legally justified under Missouri law to shoot Michael Brown the six times that he did. That’s it.
The journalist’s job is to check power
Always. Whether it’s governmental or big business or what have you, they must always check power. And this is no Continue reading
