Author Archives: Julian Scott Pritcher

When I signed up for this class, I knew it would have to do with the ethics of journalism, but I had no idea there was so much to learn. The fact that we spent a whole semester talking about … Continue reading →

David Finkel: A stern lesson in journalism ethics – by Julian Pritcher Tuesday night, students at Penn State were treated to the annual Foster-Foreman Conference for distinguished journalists. The conference invited David Finkel to speak. Finkel has been an editor/writer … Continue reading →

Whenever a scandal arises or controversy forms, the public always has more questions than answers. The thin line between what information should be disclosed and what shouldn’t is a tricky one to step on. There are reputations to be tarnished, … Continue reading →

Steven Glass always seemed unsure of himself. Even as a reporter for mainstream political magazine, The New Republic, Glass’ insecurities were always worn on his sleeve. The man had a good job in the field that he loved but that … Continue reading →

Julian Pritcher: Class Blog 1 – This I believe…I believe in music as a bonding experience I believe in music as a bonding experience. Ever since my parents divorced, I always spent more time with my mother’s side of the … Continue reading →