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I thought this article was outstanding. The add ons and all the new technology really made it more interesting. The videos made it seem extremely real. After I read it I told my dad we should get g...

started by Jonah Steinhart on 14 Feb 13 21 follow-ups, last by Maile Resta on 25 Apr 13

The writer was able to maintain a light voice which I think aided getting his point across. As a lot of people have noted, this article is amusing. However while being amused the writer was able to...

started by Emma Boczek on 25 Sep 13 17 follow-ups, last by Hannah Y on 07 Nov 13

I consider this an example of an outstanding profile-feature. http://www.xlr8r.com/features/2013/04/ladies-mic-maya-jane-coles-nina Elissa Stolman was an ed in chief a few years back and is livin...

started by Jonah Steinhart on 01 Jun 13 no follow-up yet

This article way very well-written, and I also felt a real connection with the mother throughout. Halloween is one day that is dedicated to immersing yourself in the world of fantasy and disguise, ...

gender The Atlantic

started by James Finn on 31 Oct 13 2 follow-ups, last by Camille Morgan on 02 Nov 13

I agree with Sonja, in that I found similarities between this story and the Tam Indian feature. The reason this segregated prom has gone on for so long is because of an illogical "reverence" for ...

started by Anna Vandergriff on 29 Apr 13 14 follow-ups, last by Billie Mandelbaum on 21 May 13

Sander, thanks for sharing this article written by the esteemed UChicago alumnus David Brooks!!!!! I think this is an important article in thinking about both the biases of the national media (Fo...

NYTimes journalism ethics Editorials features morals methods

started by Sander Lutz on 30 Apr 13 1 follow-up, last by Billie Mandelbaum on 21 May 13

While reading this article, I kept thinking back to prom last year. Some of the things in the article applied to me, but others didn't. Then I realized though that prom is different for everyone, e...

gender

started by emily long on 30 Nov 13 10 follow-ups, last by Meg Weiss on 28 Jan 14

This is interesting - I'm glad they published it, but I agree with the people who say they could have gone deeper. I say this because it doesn't go into the role of TA's much - how many students a...

started by Jonah Steinhart on 14 Mar 13 30 follow-ups, last by Mae P on 04 Apr 13

I feel like it missed the part of Marin that are neocons. Marin is a bit more different than you would think.

started by Jonah Steinhart on 13 May 13 5 follow-ups, last by Gibson Katz on 06 Jun 13

I really liked this idea, and found it very captivating, however it would have been interesting to be able to read a little bit about these people along with the pictures. It would be interesting t...

started by Billie Mandelbaum on 21 May 13 11 follow-ups, last by jasmine caputo on 31 May 13

I really like the idea of that mini profile on the skater. I think instead of writing stories of students with cool hobbies we could film them in action. I also love the ideas of profiling entire t...

started by Anna Vandergriff on 06 Jun 13 6 follow-ups, last by Daniel Carroll on 03 Sep 13

Publication Feedback

started by Riley Kuffner on 25 Apr 13 no follow-up yet

For me, the test proved to be almost under the assumption that I had some racist aspect of me that I was surely hiding. The questions about race were very blunt and some of them seemed to make no l...

started by Jonah Steinhart on 02 May 13 5 follow-ups, last by Gibson Katz on 20 May 13

I definitely agree that technology is an important and useful part of our lives today and I see nothing wrong with snapping some pictures or updating your Facebook, but I think there is extreme val...

started by Meg Weiss on 03 Sep 13 7 follow-ups, last by Anna Vandergriff on 29 Oct 13

http://www.nytimes.com/2014/01/26/sports/football/seahawks-richard-sherman-is-much-more-than-just-talk.html?_r=0 This story, featured in Sunday's edition of the times, profiles Seattle Seahawks co...

NYTimes Sports

started by James Finn on 27 Jan 14 no follow-up yet

I land somewhere in the middle of this argument. I believe that impartiality should remain a focus of good news writing but that news also has a lot that it could learn from the opinion and column ...

started by Jonah Steinhart on 29 Oct 13 32 follow-ups, last by Isaac Cohen on 20 Dec 13

This is a trend I've been wondering a lot about lately and quite frankly never had a good feeling about. It scares me that so many people are hopping on the bandwagon of a largely undocumented scie...

journalism gender technology the Health Exciting Hashtag Twitter Silicon Valley

started by Austin Peck on 16 Dec 13 1 follow-up, last by Sophia Ellingson on 19 Dec 13

http://www.theguardian.com/world/interactive/2013/nov/01/snowden-nsa-files-surveillance-revelations-decoded#section/1 I found this scrolling "interactive" article very interesting to read. I have f...

started by kate luebkeman on 02 Nov 13 no follow-up yet

I wish this article had been more shocking for me. Unfortunately, the norm for the severely mentally ill is marginalization and dehumanization, especially in places where mental illness is the most...

started by Marley Townsend on 04 Nov 13 9 follow-ups, last by Emma Boczek on 05 Nov 13