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Author Archives: Richard Ortega
Journalism. Past, present, and future.
For as long as I can remember my father always wakes up to a cup of cup of coffee and a newspaper. Every morning he sits at the table and reads every page front and back. Sometimes as he reads … Continue reading
Mom was right brussel sprouts are good for you
One of the strengths of the good-for-you, brussel sprouts journalism is it’s ability to shift the attention of readers from gossip news to news that has a direct impact on them and their community. This type of journalism shifts the … Continue reading
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Two sided story (When the Leeves Broke)
They say that there are two sides to every story. The story of Hurricane Katrina and the events that followed are no exception. The aftermath of Hurricane Katrina is a point of much debate some say Katrina and its victims … Continue reading
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The Sports Museum of America
The newest attraction down at Wall Street is the Sports Museum of America. Located just steps away from the charging bull statue and the American Indian Museum, this museum caters to sports fans of all kinds. This museum is tucked … Continue reading
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