Economics Professor Says:
Journalism Will Become More 'Dis-integrated'
but Journalists Will Make 'Much More' Money.
By Aleksandra Klassen, Brooklyn College multimedia reporting student.
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The English themed Atlantic Avenue ChipShop is winning over Brooklynites, says Angelina Tala.
Tala does a walk-through of the four-year-old eatery and drinkery.
“It’s better than many of the fish and chip shops that I find when I go back to England these days,” a Brit, Kenneth Kerr, told multimedia studentTala.
Read Tala's Web report here. Then kick back for a couple of minutes and enjoy her video.
Simone Malcolm takes issue with a recent issue of Vanity Fair magazine.
Malcolm asks, Isn't it time to add a little color -- and maybe a little weight -- to the comely loungers on the cover?
(Read Malcolm's musings here on her Web site, Sweet Escape.)
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.
Brooklyn College grad Myron Kandel, one of nation’s best known financial journalists, will speak with students on Oct. 14.
