There are lots of stories these days (as there should be) about sex trafficking. The bulk of these stories focus on victims: mostly women, mostly poor, who are taken away from families and familiarities and sold for sex. In the third story in his series about human trafficking, Travis Loose turned to the law enforcement […]
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Extensive Coverage of the Chapel Hill Shooting: Our College Pick
When three students at the University of North Caroline were shot and killed earlier this month, The Daily Tar Heel, UNC’s student newspaper, covered and covered and covered the story.
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The Return of the Cassette Tape: Our College Pick
Spencer Hall writes convincingly of the appeal of cassette tapes.
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Annotating the Mind Behind ‘Genius’: Our College Pick
After Rap Genius cofounder Mahbod Moghadam was forced out of the company for writing horrible Tweets about a spree killer’s manifesto, the public’s interest shifted to the next misuse of social media.
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Leaving Fraternity Culture Behind: Our College Pick
This week, Wesleyan University administrators banned social events at a fraternity through the end of 2015. This rule came some months after the school decreed that all recognized fraternities must become co-educational within the next three years.”
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Necessary Roughness: Our College Pick
Journey Bailey played football for years and, after one concussion too many, came to in a hospital bed with a subdural hematoma. In his searing essay, Bailey writes about a football culture that kept him from revealing his symptoms to coaches who downplayed the seriousness of concussions.
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Profiling the Difficult Subject: Our College Pick
Journalists select profile subjects for any number of reasons.
Posted inCollege
Leaving Fraternity Culture Behind: Our College Pick
This week, Wesleyan University administrators banned social events at a fraternity through the end of 2015. This rule came some months after the school decreed that all recognized fraternities must become co-educational within the next three years.”
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Honoring Your Forebears: Our College Pick
It is, like all good magazine articles, about something bigger than the initial storyline.
Posted inCollege
Profiling the Difficult Subject: Our College Pick
Journalists select profile subjects for any number of reasons.
