About Michael J. Faris
I study rhetoric and composition as a PhD student in the English Department at Penn State University.
This blog serves as a place to think through things, record thoughts, share interesting stuff, and hold conversations. Welcome!
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Category Archives: Journalism
notes from the interblags: link dump
• Via Theresa, article on local tv taking advantage of newspapers failing. Check out Theresa’s commentary as well. • The MSM are discussing that meme going around Facebook: 25 “Random” Things… Time, WaPo, NY Times. • It’s weird having a … Continue reading
Letter to the Editor
Sent to the Barometer: In the Barometer’s October 26 editorial regarding the October 5 article “Student section… color selection” and Renee Roman Nose’s October 26 column “Blackface? what’s your opinion?”, the editorial staff apologized for their ignorance regarding the historical … Continue reading
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OSU Barometer engages in censorship
cross-posted I’m going to try to be brief because I have a lot of grading to get to. As some readers may know, the OSU Barometer printed a story encouraging students to dress up in black for a football game, … Continue reading
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