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Sergey Moyseyenko, 36, of Port Washington is the winner of Stony Brook’s News Literacy essay competition for the fall semester. Using the metaphor of a journey, he guided his uncle through the steps to take when seeking reliable information and then summed up with an extension of the metaphor, reminding his uncle that he is not a passenger but the driver in control of the journey.
The Marie Colvin Center for International Reporting at Stony Brook’s School of Journalism is pleased to present the annual Marie Colvin Lecture, as part of the My Life As Speaker Series. This year’s speaker is David Rohde, the Online News Director at The New Yorker and former foreign correspondent for The New York Times. In 2008, Rohde was.
British Journalism Awards Journalist of the Year for 2012 was David Walsh of the Sunday Times. A special award was given to the late Marie Colvin and accepted on her behalf by Sunday Times foreign editor Sean Ryan and photographer Paul Conroy.
The rules of conflict reporting are changing By Janine di Giovanni on April 27, 2015 11:01 AM ET On the icy-cold morning of February 22, 2012, Marie Colvin, a 58-year-old Irish-American reporter, was killed by the blast of a rocket in the Baba Amr neighborhood of Homs, Syria.
In 2012, while working on a story about war criminals in Belgrade, Serbia, I got a devastating early morning phone call: my colleague and friend Marie Colvin was dead, killed by Bashar al-Assad’s bombs in Homs, Syria. Her roller-coaster life is captured in a new film, A Private War, currently in theaters.
The Best Books of 2018.. War correspondent Marie Colvin worked for The Sunday Times from 1985 until she died covering the siege of Homs in Syria in 2012. She became recognizable by a patch over.
Marie Colvin, the Sunday Times reporter, was sisterly as well as brave.. Unlike the popular old song, I can’t promise that, if women ruled the world, every day would be like the first day of.
Providing scholarship opportunities and financial aid are ideal ways for churches and religious organizations to show their commitment to helping its members go to college. Religious organizations sponsor a variety of national, regional, and local scholarships. Below are links to the most common religious scholarships in our database.
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The Front Page Awards: The Front Page Awards, presented since 1937 by the Newswomen’s Club of New York, recognize journalistic excellence among women working in newspapers, television, wire services, photography, online media, magazines and radio.
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See the Entertainment, Culture and More interview with Clay Eals, author of Steve Goodman: Facing the Music,. studied with Howard Pyle in the late 1800s, even receiving a coveted scholarship to study with him in Chadds Ford, PA, in the summer of 1899.. Shawn Colvin, Sellersville Theater.
Yair Lapid to BBC: Jeremy Corbyn has a problem with Jews Yesh Atid chair slams UK Labour leader for position on Israel, says anti-Zionism is the same as anti-Semitism; Netanyahu’s lawyer tells.
The Berlin Wall—symbol of a divided city within a divided nation within a divided continent—was grounded in decades-old historical divisions at the end of World War II. In August 1961, the German Democratic Republic began to construct the Berlin Wall. At first it was barbed wire, but soon it expanded into a 5 meter high 165 kilometer long.
The book traces the emergence of 'women' as a category in South Africa's Truth and Reconciliation Commission.It draws from research conducted on the Commission's Human Rights Violations Hearings.