Leadership

Covering Nassar: When You Can’t Escape News

Editors from The State News at Michigan State University just wanted to take a break, so they went to a local spot to
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I read 105 books in 2017. Of those, I gave 11 non-fiction books perfect grades, meaning they stood out to me as
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I learned about the 9/11 terror attacks on my way to my job as a full-time journalist. I wondered why I was stuck in
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Be on time, answer the phone when it rings and make a career out of something you have fun doing. These are the three
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Journalist Hugh Aynesworth was an eye witness to President John F. Kennedy's assassination. He later watched as police
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My department chairman is a great guy who tries to fix all of the problems I bring to him, which sometimes annoys
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Journalists are tasked with communicating sometimes complex information to their audiences in a way that helps the
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We made it! The 2016-17 academic year is complete and we’re basking in the possibilities of summer. One of the many
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The world is not always a happy place. You can look at the news on any given day and see stories about death, crime and
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