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This blog is for students of English 211, Print and Electronic Journalism I, at Sweet Briar College. On this blog you will find updated deadlines for course assignments, discussion of topics of interest, links to helpful and interesting sites for journalism students, and a weekly poll for you to vote on the best of your fellow students' blog updates.
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2008
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February
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- Reviewing
- Linklogs, Vlogs, Blooks
- A Question for the Ages...
- Fame, Fortune, Feminism
- Talking Up The Voice
- Throwing rocks at "Rock my Network"
- Your Editor is Your Friend?
- Profile: Researching and Reporting
- Some Suggestions for Reading Critically
- Reading Quizzes?
- Revising Your Blogs
- Revised List of Assignments
- Three Little Guinea-Pigs
- Profiles
- Blogmania
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February
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Your Guide and Humble Servant
Self-portrait in leaves and fallen apples, 2000
About Me
Sweet Briar Profiles
Student Blogs
- http://anneporter.blogspot.com
- http://collegeparties-ktc.blogspot.com
- http://election08funspot.blogspot.com
- http://legalandcontroversial.blogspot.com
- http://lgjsays.blogspot.com
- http://modernbeliever.blogspot.com
- http://pinkchaps.blogspot.com
- http://savvysweets.blogspot.com
- http://sbc-international.blogspot.com
- http://sbcundertheradar.blogspot.com
- http://sweetesttravels.blogspot.com
- http://sweetwords2011.blogspot.com
- http://themenofsweetbriarcollege.blogspot.com/
3 comments:
I LOVE journalism!!
I also love journalism.
I NEED journalism!!
I personally love journalism and I think it is really a need in the sense that it helps us to find out the truth behind what is going on. I also think journalism can reveal alot about issues that the public needs to be aware of. However, journalism also can be a source of problematic propaganda if it is biased or untruthful. Today, as much as technology of communication is a blessing for journalism, it is a curse at the same time in the sense that there is so much out there; biased and nonbiased, partially true news stories, half partially news stories, non-true stories and true ones. News is coming to us from every where but is that all REAL journalism in the end or is it that easy for everyone to be a journalist in the era of technology and the diverse chanels of communication?Or do we need what might be called "filtering journalism" to pick up what is really "journalism" and what is not?!
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