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Social media isn't just for personal use
Social media isn't just for personal use
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In the midst of the most significant credibility crisis journalism has experienced, opinion columnists Ben Lampman and Brian Beach debate the merits of one of its sacred principles: objectivity. Whereas Beach argues the standard is worth keeping, even if impossible, Lampman believes journalism needs to pursue an alternative principle in order to reclaim its function. Read here:
In the midst of the most significant credibility crisis journalism has experienced, opinion columnists Ben Lampman and Brian Beach debate the merits of one of its sacred principles: objectivity. Beach argues that, though impossible, the objectivity standard is worth defending. Read here:
"Tiny Tina's Wonderlands" is a game with a linear storyline, but it still has a lot of enjoyment to offer. Video game columnist Alexandra Carollo dives into her thoughts on the storyline, game design and more.
In this week's episode of Scarlet Fever, co-hosts Grant Hansen Landon Wirt start the show by breaking down major arrivals and departures on the Husker men's basketball team, women's basketball team and football team. After breaking down two squads headed in different directions in Husker softball and baseball, Grant and Landon close the show by breaking down the Final Four and offering National Championship predictions.
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