TWO BOOKS, TWO MOOCS
Poor me, I’ve been in journalism for 15 years, and I’m still not entirely sure what content constitutes an ‘opinion’ and what constitutes a ‘blog.’ Some say opinions are fact-based, …
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Remembering the DMZ on International Day of Peace
It was an early morning with thick mist. More than 40 soldiers rapidly grabbed rifles and moved quickly. There was an A-level working order from the upper tactical unit to …
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Journalism and the Uncertain Times Ahead: A fellow’s Reflections on State of Journalism.
As the end of the Cold War era unleashed winds of change across the world, and Africa in particular, in 1994, Malawi, a narrow southern African nation nestled between Zambia …
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How The “Leap of Faith” Camping Exercise Helped Me Overcome Anxiety
Right in the middle of the friendly Fine Forest of Campway camping ground in Prescott, there posed a daunting task that seemed impossible for me to do, not only as …
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The Secret of My Name: How I Became a Subject of Monitoring by a U.S. Bank
It was a lovely morning in July in Lawrence, Kansas. Sunshine streamed through the window of my bedroom, and birds sang joyfully. However, I woke up with anxiety and concern. …
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