Annie Lubin writes in a post on her Web site that "[p]uffing from a water pipe is no longer solely a habit enjoyed by your crazy Syrian grandmother."
Read it here in Lubin's "Out of the Blue" site.
A Journalist -- and a Businessman, Too
Journalists Will Make More Money
Economics Professor Says:
Journalism Will Become More 'Dis-integrated'
but Journalists Will Make 'Much More' Money.
Journalism Jobs are Jumping!
Sights & Sounds of Wash. Sq. Park
By Aleksandra Klassen, Brooklyn College multimedia reporting student.
Green Beauty
J-Groups
AP News
Eng. 18.23 (password needed)
Twitter Used in Reporting Trials
Society of Professional Journalists Code
AP's Values
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Twitter Used in Reporting Trials
Editor of the Kingsman
For Brooklyn College Journalism Students
Brooklyn College grad Myron Kandel, one of nation’s best known financial journalists, will speak with students on Oct. 14.
It's About Jobs
Fight to Live
- See multimedia student Angelina Tala's video about a man who teaches fighting -- and saves lives.
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