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Column: Trump cannot “fake news” way out of Helsinki blunder
Monday’s Trump-Putin press conference was yet another enormous blunder by Trump on foreign policy.
Column: Trump is not literally Hitler
by Jack Zhang Trump has been called everything from a fascist to a neo-fascist to a Stalinist for his continued attacks on free speech and journalistic integrity. However, he is none of those things. To be sure, he’s an authoritarian with tinpot dictator characteristics, but not a “fascist.” To properly understand […]
Column: Trump tweets need tweaking.
Trumps uses Twitter to relay his information, this is great but he should do it in a more organized way.
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Column: The dangers of false information in the hands of Gen Alpha
Younger generations are unable to recognize false information, and it’s a cause for concern
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Column: A bleak but hopeful outlook for journalism
Raymond Buckley speaks about the uncertain future of journalism in the hands of the younger generations.
Column: How fake news has affected how Generation Z views the media.
Fake news has been affecting my generation and how we feel about real news.
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Column: Agreeing with Senator Avard
Students shared strong opinions after meeting with Senator Kevin Avard.
Column: Celebritities vs Real world
Celebrity culture is distracting the public from more important issues, such as terrorist attacks, mass shootings, and global warming.
Column: Social media and the effects on the public and journalism
Social media is a fun and useful tool. Sometimes, however, it can do more harm than good.
Column: Generation Z gets an F
Generation Z has abandoned journalism, and we need to stop it now.
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