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journalism ’
Oct 6th, 2009 |
By Jason |
Category: Blogs, Featured Articles
The large media outlets, for a number of reasons, have never been so cozy with the people they are supposed to cover. The watchdog function of the media has been left to independent media, which is gaining in audience and importance.
Tags: Chuck Todd, Corporate media, David Gregory, embedded journalists, Glenn Greenwald, GRITtv, independent media, Iran, Iraq, Jeremy Scahill, journalism, Laura Flanders, media, Meet the Press, MSM, New York Times, Tim Russert, war Posted in Blogs, Featured Articles |
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Aug 21st, 2009 |
By Nate |
Category: Editorials, Opinions
Back to class does not have to mean back to futilely searching for a parking spot everyday.
We have a suggestion; leave the car parked at home or at the dorms and ride a bike instead.
Simple, convenient, and non-polluting, it will not cost you a dime in gas money. Plus, you can tone those leg muscles.
Almost [...]
Tags: Andrew Cline, Bicycle, Bike, Carbon Trace, Cars, Exercise, Fuel Efficient, journalism, Missouri State University, MSU, Parking Posted in Editorials, Opinions |
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Jul 23rd, 2009 |
By Zach |
Category: Columns, Opinions
by Zach Becker
I write this message in great sadness after receiving news of the death of Jeremy Andrew Clawson. The world has lost a great citizen and I’ve lost a friend. I mourn the best way I know how – with words.
I want to tell you a little about my experiences with Jeremy Andrew Clawson.
I [...]
Tags: Barton, Barton County, Barton County Community College, BCCC, death, Died, Farewell, Interrobang, Jeremy Andrew Clawson, Jeremy Clawson, journalism, newspaper Posted in Columns, Opinions |
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Apr 23rd, 2009 |
By Zach |
Category: Opinions
Join us for our inaugural podcast in which we discuss the government potentially subsidizing newspapers through the Newspaper Revitalization Act.
Underground staff members Nate Bassett, Zach Becker and Jason McGill debate the issue.

The Underground - Subsidizing Newspapers Debate:
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Tags: Government, journalism, Newspaper Revitalization Act, newspapers, podcast, subsidies Posted in Opinions |
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Mar 10th, 2009 |
By Jason |
Category: Blogs, Opinions
Jason McGill
Assistant Editor
Will Bunch at the Huffington Post has written a piece praising Jon Stewart for his incisive skewering of the talking heads at CNBC for their myopic, fascile reporting and fawning interviews while the economy was starting to tank. It’s easy to feel good about the muckracking at the Daily Show, especially since there [...]
Tags: CNBC, Daily Show, Huffington Post, Jon Stewart, journalism, Mainstream media Posted in Blogs, Opinions |
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Mar 7th, 2009 |
By Jason |
Category: Blogs, Opinions
Jason McGill
Assistant Editor
As this is my first blog here, I will quickly say hello and thanks for reading. On other blogs I’ve written, I’ve started by apologizing for mistakes I’m bound to make, overgeneralizing important issues, becoming melodramatic, resigning myself to coming eschaton and in the same post cheering with wild-eyed faith in the [...]
Tags: blogging, counterpunch, freelance, journalism, reporting, writing Posted in Blogs, Opinions |
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Feb 26th, 2009 |
By Zach |
Category: Columns, Opinions
Zach Becker
Editor-In-Chief
“If you print this letter, I’m going to sue you personally!” Barton County Community College men’s basketball coach Dave “Soupy” Campbell screamed in my face.
After enduring several minutes of his sue-happy rant, I’d had enough. Never before and never since have I been treated in such an unprofessional and degrading manner.
I stormed out of [...]
Tags: athletics, Barton, Barton County, Barton County Community College, basketball, BCCC, board of trustees, boosters, Censorship, Dave Campbell, federal work study, First Amendment, Great Bend, indictments, Interrobang, Jayhawk Athletic Conference, Jennifer Schartz, Jeremy Clawson, journalism, Kansas, Lawsuit, Michel Diboty, Soupy, Sports Illustrated, Velden Law Posted in Columns, Opinions |
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