Author Archives: Courtney Lynn Neal

Reflections The News Media Ethics course has provided me with a greater understanding on how ethics plays a part in the field of journalism. A journalist has a great influence on their audience. It is often said that journalist are … Continue reading →

What A Beautiful Building When I first read the description on the guest speaker for The Foster Forman Conference, I could not help but think to myself “She’s an architecture critic, that’s not journalism.” That old saying, everyone is a … Continue reading →

Situation Definition Bill Marimow’s speech was very enlightening. As a young journalist, I often worry if I will one day be a faced with a situation that will cause me to question my ethical and moral standpoints. Every journalist will … Continue reading →

Shattered Glass While writing for The New Republic Magazine from 1995 to 1998, Stephan Glass was considered a star on the rise. The young journalist captivated his audience though his detailed, cutting-edge stories. He was always able to “get the … Continue reading →

  He was different. When I first laid eyes on him, I couldn’t help but stare. I kept thinking about how cute he was and how sexy he looked as the sweat dripped down his face during his basketball practice. … Continue reading →