The following have been written particularly for an academic audience with topics ranging from marketing to digital media culture. Many of these essays began as classwork and were remodeled for a blogging atmosphere.
When I graduated from the University of South Carolina in the spring, I wore a garnet and black honor cord that stood for “graduating with leadership distinction,” in my specific concentration, “professional and civic engagement.” Only a small percentage of the student body receives this honor. One segment of this distinction was an authored ePortfolio […]
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By Rachyl Jones and Elyssa Fishman disinformation and the people’s response The year 2020 will go down in history. It has brought a pandemic, a new wave of social justice protests, a controversial election and most notably, an ostensible rock bottom for trust in news outlets. In the past, news organizations have been accused of
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Please read this report alongside the Time Cover Index, available for download below. introduction In a world where print is turning digital, Time Magazine remains profitable for a simple reason: consumers see the cover and they pick the issue up. Whether images picture celebrities, political cartoons or graphic war images, Time’s cover art has existed
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Due to my newfound abundance of free time, I’ve been rereading old books. Most recently was Viktor E. Frankl’s Man’s Search for Meaning – “the classic tribute to hope from the Holocaust.” I remember feeling moved after my first reading, like Frankl discovered the solutions to life’s problems. The second time around, I not only
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