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Blair Hornstine, the high school senior who attracted national attention when she sued to become sole valedictorian at her school, violated her local newspaper??s code of ethics in five stories she wrote for them, according to a correction run yesterday in the Courier-Post of Cherry Hill...
Nyarota said that the newspaper??s new chief executive—whom, he says, has direct ties to the government—dismissed him on December 30 without giving him any reasons...
...following day, the police searched the newspaper??s headquarters for Nyarota, that night, they searched his house just after midnight, he says...
...target of a peaceful protest, and as a result, there has been some progress in rebuilding the bridges to the Asian community that were torched a year and a half ago. At the Daily Evergreen, it is too soon to gauge the fallout of the Filipino article, though the newspaper??s admission of “deep regret” for “gross inaccuracies and poor coverage” ought to go a long way towards alleviating long-term damage to the paper’s reputation. On the other hand, the theft of newspapers...
...last three years, I’ve seen firsthand the damage that the absence of diverse viewpoints can have on journalism. In order to help fix the deficiencies they have identified in the Daily, students of color at Michigan must make a renewed effort to integrate themselves in the newspaper??not only by writing articles and suggesting stories, but by simply reading the Daily, giving quotes and writing letters to the editor. Then they may actually be able to improve the Daily’s coverage instead of trading barbs and accusations—or even worse, saying...