Journalism isn't who you are. It's what you do. – Poynter
Making journalism part of our identities justifies the passion and purpose that brought us to the profession. It also makes us supremely exploitable.
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Making journalism part of our identities justifies the passion and purpose that brought us to the profession. It also makes us supremely exploitable.
To be thankful for what they, really we, have. listen. . >> when i came here, everybody was happy to win a game. now we're not happy to win a game anymore. we're not happy to win a game at all. we think we should win games by whatever. and i don't think that's fair to the players either. because our players work their butt off to be the best that they can be. to get criticized for what they work hard for to do so that you can be entertained. all right. so you can enjoy and have pride and passion for what they accomplish and what they do. and they're not perfect. they're just college students. ...
More than 200 Baltimore County students staged a brief walkout Friday morning over concerns about a change in a popular class period.
Booster shots are only for people who received the Pfizer vaccine and should be administered at least six months after receiving the second dose.
While researching information about Woodstock, I hit upon a video of the Jefferson Airplane performing their song Volunteers. Like any good earworm chorus, the ‘ Volunteers of America’ got stuck in my head. One thing led to another and the constant recycling of the lyric started touching off random memories connected with the word ‘volunteer’. The Airplane were specifically singing about the political and social turmoil of the 1960s (‘ Look what’s happening in the streets, counter-revolution, up the revolution’), thus the song was a call to arms for the young...