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A Government Without Newspapers
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A Government Without Newspapers

A government without newspapers is tyranny. We the People must do more to reinvigorate the role of a free and vibrant press to support accountability in government and sustain our rights and freedoms.

By mcguirep | Academics . Business Issues . Civil & Human Rights . Economy . Political Issues . Politics . Social Justice Issues . Workforce Issues
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Celebrating a Free Press

The Pulitzer Prizes remind us of the absolute importance of freedom of the press to preserve our free society.

By mcguirep | Business Issues . Celebration . Civil & Human Rights . In the Media . Living . Political Issues . Politics . Social Issues . Social Justice Issues
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Freedom of the Press: Straw Poll on the First Amendment Part 2

Trinity students, faculty and staff are definitely skeptical of all news and know that good research and independent thinking are key to keeping democracy vital. And there’s a big generation gap when it comes to choosing newspapers, television or social media as the favored news source.

By mcguirep | Civil & Human Rights . Political Issues . Politics . Social Issues . Social Justice Issues
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Washington Post, Boston Globe Sales: Lessons for Higher Ed

The sale of the Washington Post to Amazon’s Jeff Bezos is a tale of the consequences of disruptive change with clear lessons for change in higher education.

By mcguirep | Business Issues . Higher Education . In the Media . Money
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