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On Wednesday, I had the great opportunity to watch the screening of the HBO Documentary: Glickman, made by James Freedman. I myself, want to be a sportscaster and thus this film was not only good because it was a story … Continue reading →

Photography Changes the World Unlike movies, photos are motionless, but sometimes they can be more powerful. I learned about the Alexia Foundation, met three great photographer, and most importantly, I felt the power of photography. Alexia Tsairis was one of … Continue reading →

Marty Glickman was the first jock-turned- broadcaster in the history of our media. He changed the landscape of sports and television. He took his first job as a broadcaster simply because of the pay, and later ended up getting hired … Continue reading →

Some names last forever. Marty Glickman is one of them. He was such a special person and the legacy he left for sports, for fans and for human is just inestimable. His life was composed with one great story after … Continue reading →

According to Norie Quintos, “the key to good magazine writing is storytelling.” Quintos entered the world of magazine when she became an editor for Caribbean Travel & Life magazine. She had pride for the magazine – for it showed more … Continue reading →

I chose to go see this lecture because I love food of all types and I thought it would be interesting to learn about food journalism.  The speakers were various writers and editors from food blogs and magazines. They first … Continue reading →

On Wednesday, November 6, three big names in the food journalism industry came to Syracuse University to share their experiences and give students advice about the field in which they specialize. These three speakers were Hugh Merwin, Helen Rosner, and … Continue reading →

As consumers of news in the United States, we put a lot of trust into the journalists that deliver that information, and we assume that quotations, and direct accounts that they give are true and unbiased. We also have the … Continue reading →

Hedricks Chapel was the appropriate venue for Eric Liu to preach his gospel of patriotism. That evening, Liu held the rapt attention of each person sitting at the edge of their pews as he spoke more in the manner of … Continue reading →

Christine Tebcherany, Glamour magazine’s marketing manager, considers herself a “storyteller of the magazine.” An alumnus of Newhouse, Tebcherany visited Friday, October 25 to breakdown her role in marketing Glamour. Tebcherany is currently facing a large challenge as the new Glamour … Continue reading →