Author Archives: Rose DeFino

One of the lectures that interested me most was diversity in news reporting. Stereotyping is prevalent in today’s society. Often times we prejudge people because of the color of the skin, the way they speak, and/or the way they present … Continue reading →

Ethical Lessons Learned from Caitlin Flanagan Caitlin Flanagan, writer for The Atlantic, spoke at the Foster-Foreman conference held at the State Theatre Wednesday night about prevailing issues amongst fraternities. Flanagan discussed insightful information regarding her research on the rape culture … Continue reading →

During his three-year period as a star journalist for The New Republic, Stephen Glass was accounted for fabricating 27 of the stories he wrote. His stories delivered great entertainment and humor to his audience, but most of which contained fictional … Continue reading →

I will never forget the day I was called down to the principal’s office in high school. Thoughts and concerns were flying through my mind faster than the speed of light. Butterflies filled my stomach, sweat covered my palms, and … Continue reading →