Free Press for a Free People
By: Hope O’Brien As the world watches on, freedom of the press seems to always be a question rather than a given right. Should it be free? What harm will …
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How was DC?
Edited by Isaac Windes As I Promised in my previous blog, I’m back to share with you my Washington D.C. stay. It was an amazing experience that I had. Humphrey …
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How Russian journalists became a hostage of Putin’s foreign policy “I don’t wanna talk to you” – these were the words from a famous British politician lady Catherin Ashton, …
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What will I leave behind?
For me the two most important qualities a journalist should posses are unwavering integrity and rapacious curiosity. The daughter of a single mother I have spent my entire life watching …
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In the end of the month Russian citizen Victor Oleynik will know the decision of the U.S. immigration official about the status of political asylum he requested on October, 11th. …
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Why the Russian state media doesn’t recognize Arizona’s Senator Thursday, October, 25 marked the two month anniversary of the death of the esteemed Arizona Senator, John McCain. Alex Gorbachev, a …
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For a while I have been homesick, however, this past week offered me a chance to connect with my family and my culture once again. Dashain is the biggest annual festival …
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The reason I have taken part in the Humphrey Seminar and the reason that I have studied abroad three times in my career at ASU, is that I have a …
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My Top Three Takeaways From The #CronkiteLuncheon with Anderson Cooper
One of the biggest names in journalism, Anderson Cooper received the 2018 Walter Cronkite Award for Excellence in Journalism on Wednesday Oct 17th, 2018 in a ceremony held at Sheraton …
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LEBANON: 1001 Nights of Civilizations
Lebanon’s earliest evidence of civilization is as old as mankind. It dates back to periods predating recorded history; and with over 5,000 years of recorded history, the country is a treasure …
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