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Tag: newspaper

Trump calls for ban on campus newspapers

Posted on January 26, 2017 by Jenna Scarbrough

As one of his first acts as Presient, Donald Trump has called for he immediate termination of all campus newspapers due to their outright liberal bias” and “fake” news. The Concordian regrets to inform its readers that this is the last edition the newspaper will publish. “Campus newspapers are a disgrace,” Trump announced via Twitter….

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Online newspaper: The Valley Express

Posted on November 19, 2015November 18, 2015 by Micaela Gerhardt

Cobber creates, runs and edits hometown paper For 135 years, The Grant County Review was the only source of news for residents of Milbank, S.D., the town where Concordia junior Dezmond Ward grew up. It was available in print and online, but there was a catch — it was only published weekly. Ward noticed that…

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Lazy journalism: the problem with telling both sides

Posted on September 20, 2012September 20, 2012 by Matt Hansen

All too often—during cable news interviews and throughout newspaper articles—well-intentioned commentators and journalists fool individuals with the elementary notion of representing both sides of an issue. On CNN and Fox (and other networks) two diametrically opposed guests are consistently asked to appear together, receiving questions and disagreeing with each other, selected simply because they represented…

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