Read Part I of the interview here.
WSN (cont.): Do you have thoughts on the idea of how to prepare students for a world where information is so readily available? How can you make the curriculum in...
WSN: Do you have thoughts on the idea of how to prepare students for a world where information is so readily available? How can you make the curriculum in a journalism school adhere to this so that it...
Read Part I here.
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On June 12, 2009, the streets of Tehran radically combusted into protest. Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, Iran’s ultra-conservative Islamist President, had just been re-elected for a second term in office, despite...
WSN: How do you feel that we are preparing future journalists for this incoming era in terms of journalism education at NYU in particular? How do you even go about preparing journalists for this very malleable...
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Don't Sh-t Where You Eat, and Other Postulates
By Yasmin Gulec, Under the Arch Editor
This week I decided to rant about two things in one little blurb — it is midterms season so we all have a lot...
