Author Archives: Michael Donald Lombardo

Entering into the field of journalism, I had half-expected to receive a book of guidelines on ethical codes to apply in certain situations. This has proved to be certainly not true, and I have noticed that ethical principals seem to … Continue reading →

The Foster Conference I attended, covered Inga Saffron, who has been writing for the Philadelphia inquirer for 14 years. Saffron is a critic of landscape and architecture. Through the interesting lecture she delivered, a few points had stuck out to … Continue reading →

Integrity in Times of Crisis On Monday, February 25th I attended the Integrity in Times of Crisis lecture. The guest speakers included Genaro Armas, a reporter for the Associated Press, Jim Lukaszewski of the Lukaszewski Crisis Communications Group, and Steve … Continue reading →

Steven Glass was self conscious about every aspect in his career. Because of this, and the pressure he put on himself to surpass expectations, he broke nearly all ethical codes a journalist needs to abide by. He conjured up impossible … Continue reading →

I believe in infinitum. I remember when I was young learning about the Greek philosopher Zeno and his paradoxes, and one which suggested that nothing can be a whole because it would take infinite fractions for one to become a whole. On top of that, … Continue reading →