[econjack]

One Washington Post veteran said that young reporters think the paper “should not be reflecting both sides, but what they see as reality,”

And therein is why people no longer trust the media, and rightly so. The MSM has become little more than op-ed for an agenda that many of us believe doesn't belong in reporting the news. I really don't care what they think. I want to make that decision myself based upon an equitable presentation of the facts.

[libertylover]

why American universities are more interested in head-hunting for progressive, DEI-friendly activists than in finding “normal” journalism professors who can teach students to report and write accurately and fairly.

The writer is a little out of touch. It's been a while since "journalists" reported accurately and fairly, if ever. See Tagline.

[dfwgator]

If I were a college student today, I’d seriously consider going outside of the US.

[FlipWilson]

Umm, all of these practices are soon going to die. After affirmative action admissions got shot down, the weaker sister, hiring, doesn’t have any leg to hide behind much less stand on.

[texas booster]

Texas Ping, the Best State in the USA!

A ping out to the Texas Ping list, founded by Windflier.

Troubles in the Journalism Dept at Texas A&M. It's what they get for stealing a leftie from UT ...

Another special Texas summer edition for your perusal.

As always, please FReepmail me if you want on or off the Texas Ping list.

Blessings, and stay cool!

[Tell It Right]

She’s making Aggie fans hate the name “McElroy” about as much as Longhorns fans do. LOL

[subterfuge]

Does the article ever make a point?

[Albion Wilde]

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