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"Students raised on a diet of Internet posts and instant messages may be unlikely to be future newspaper readers". I liked these two quotes a lot. The first I feel pretty accurately reflects what ...
This article was very well done. It was interesting (and horrible) to read about the after-effects of rape. Like Jordan said, it would have been interesting to hear quotes from Tina's peers, becaus...
As someone who worked on editing the story and making the call to go ahead and publish it despite knowing that the situation was still changing, I think situations like this can be really tricky bu...
I agree with all of these comments, I had to end up just skimming the article because it was a real tough read. His aggressive language and stance on the subject makes his article seem more appropr...
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...
The reason that cursive was common is because it is a faster way to write without being illegible - and for me, since I use it often, it is exactly that. I think we should stress typing more than c...
I'd agree with Veronica about news organizations today. They intentionally blow things out of proportion, because bigger catastrophes get bigger ratings. So does quickness; sometimes this, as we've...
I agree with devon^. If there is a gay couple that is the cutest and they win the vote then that would a great step forawrd for our school, however we shouldnt just hand the "award" to a gay couple...
Before reading this, I was very skeptical about the this-generation-is-falling-to-pieces, we're-becoming-emotionless-robots-who-tweet argument that seems to be so common. Now, I'm not so sure. I th...
What's interesting to me is that the article states that 39% of Americans are "very happy or relieved" that this gun control legislation wasn't passed, when President Obama said that over 80% of Am...
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...
It's almost a little misleading to say that the Prime Minister of Ukraine has said that the invasion is an act of war given that the entire Ukrainian government has been overthrown in the last few ...
Which side one falls on the question of raising the minimum wage often aligns more with a person's political stance than with their knowledge of the economy, i.e. its a very politicized issue and p...
This is really astonishing to see how many kids under the age of two are now playing with phones and tablets on a day-to-day basis. When I was younger, I never played with technology or watched an ...
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 ...
This is so screwed. I believe that a very prevalent issue which more or less describe our generation was a lack of discipline. I think as a parent it is important that you follow through with the u...
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/10/28/education/lists-that-rank-colleges-value-are-on-the-rise.html?src=me&ref=general What do you think of college rankings in general when every institution purports ...
The term YOLO can be interpreted in multiple different ways; it means something different to everyone. Do some use it as an excuse to stupid things? Yes. At the same time others use it as a mind...
started by Daniel Carroll on 03 Sep 13
6 follow-ups, last by Riley Kuffner on 29 Oct 13
Interesting. Thanks for sharing, Jack! It's always a fine line with Anonymous, and it depends person to person. There are some hacks I think are awesome and justified, and others I'm really offende...
