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News
Prof. Kennedy fears the DOJ review of the AP’s phone records sets a bad precent
It might be legal but is it “the right thing to do?” Professor Dan Kennedy questions the Department of Justice’s …
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3Qs: AP probe further strains Obama, press rapport
Journalism professor Walter Robinson examines how the Department of Justice’s investigation into The Associated Press impacts an already strained relationship …
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When community news co-ops go from possible to probable
According Professor Dan Kennedy’s recent post on the Nieman Journalism Lab’s website, the Banyan Project, an attempt to build sustainable, …
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Student Reporting
Journalism student story on Babson’s choice of Kerry Healey as its president
Recent journalism graduate Katherine Landergan’s story, “Babson answers critics over choice of Kerry Healey, Protests roil campus over pick as …
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He’s known as the “Bird Man” of Newbury Street
Each day, Peter Magila, strolls down Newbury Street and whistles for the birds – and they come. Magila, a real …
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Mission Hill High School program targets graduation rates
Graduation rates at Mission Hill High School rose from 57.6 percent to 90.8 persent over seven years, thanks in part …
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