Category Archives: Journalism
Boston Marathon Bombing Trial: Yay! Another big trial I can watch!
Sometimes I try hard not to be swayed over to believe conspiracy theories about the American government, but ever since I started watching Scandal, the horizons that be have been broadened and I’ve been made to believe that anything is … Continue reading
Posted in Blog, Journalism, Newsworthy, Opinion
Tagged Azamat Tazhayakov, bombing, Boston Marathon, Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, trial
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Pasadena City College: I Just Can’t With Ya’ll
Honestly, I’d kill to be a student journalist at my community college because the shit that has hit the fan has turned into a fucking turd smoothie. Long story short: Dustin Lance Black (yes, girl, the guy who produced Milk) … Continue reading
Posted in Blog, Blog, Celebrities, Education, Journalism, LGBT, Newsworthy, Opinion
Tagged dr. eric walsh, dustin lance black, graduation, Pasadena City College, PCC
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Fox’s Jana Winter: Another Judith Miller?
Jana Winter may soon be treading ankle deep in press freedom bullshit once stepped on by former New York Times reporter Judith Miller. Winter has been ordered to divulge her source over information pertaining to a notebook owned by … Continue reading
Posted in Blog, Journalism, Opinion
Tagged 1st Amendment, Aurora shooting, Colorado, Fox, James Holmes, Jana Winter, Journalism, Judith Miller, New York Times, Press Freedom, Valerie Plame, Writing
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Pasadena City College students and faculty slammed in editorial
You can read it here. While I don’t deny that the Pasadena City College Faculty Association does a pretty damn good job at making it seem like its battle is an all inclusive one, I also won’t deny that the … Continue reading
Posted in Blog, Journalism, Opinion
Tagged college, education, Pasadena City College, PCC, PCCFA, school, winter intersession
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Journalism students can learn from Christopher Dorner coverage
News has been plopping left and right for the past nine days and tomorrow may be another chapter or the climactic end. Apparently, Christopher Dorner, the suspect who allegedly murdered Monica Quan, Keith Lawrence, Michael Krain, and more recently, a … Continue reading
Posted in Blog, Journalism
Tagged big bear, christopher dorner, keith lawrence, LAPD, manhunt, michael caine, monica quan, police, san bernardino sheriffs department
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When should journalists step in?
Most recently, a freelance photographer in New York has received scrutiny over choosing to snap pictures rather than to help a man who was pushed in front of an oncoming subway. Though he has dismissed them as “unfair” and that … Continue reading
Posted in Blog, Journalism, Opinion
Tagged Ki-Suck Han, new york, nyc, photography, r. umar abassi, subway
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To deport or not to deport – that is the question.
The once loud and foulmouthed hip hop groupie, Kat Stacks, has decided to change her gutter slut ways for the better – and for good reason: she’s on the brink of deportation. Kat Stacks, who is known for her whore-like … Continue reading
Posted in Blog, Journalism, Music, Opinion
Tagged Deportation, Hip Hop, Immigration, Kat Stacks, Soulja Boy, Valenzuela
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Dissecting “Sikhs are not Muslims”
In an Aug. 10 article of the LA Times, Scott C. Alexander lead with this introduction to his opinion piece, What ‘Sikhs are not Muslims’ really says: Almost from the beginning of their coverage of the horrific and deadly shooting at … Continue reading
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