Remembering All Who Served
“When that ramp opened and I looked his family in the eyes, all of the air left my lungs,” he said. “All I could do is walk down and hug them.”
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Ethics In Journalism – Taking Sides
This is Part 11 in a Multi-Part Series Examining Journalistic Ethics ALLIANCE – It is a reporter’s duty to report
Read MoreCoal – More Than Electricity – Bottom Ash
This is Part 4 in a Multi-Part Series Examining the Uses for Coal Byproducts. Coal does produce a fairly large amount of waste materials. As various research and development industries seek new energy sources, many seek ways to utilize the byproducts of coal burning.
Read MoreEthics In Journalism – Favors, Gifts and Financial Gain
Regardless of the exact nature of the gifts, is it ever acceptable for a news reporter to accept these items? The Associated Press answer to this question is “no.” Any favor, gift and any financial gain a reporter receives for writing an article on a particular subject is a step closer to crossing that ethical line between simple gifts and taking bribes.
Read MoreEthics In Journalism – Use Of First Person
When is it appropriate to use the first person when writing a news article? The answer is virtually never.
Read MoreCoal – Much More Than Electricity -Coal Tar
This is Part 3 in a Multi-Part Series Examining the Uses for Coal Byproducts. ALLIANCE – Coal fired electric plants
Read MoreCoal Byproducts – Fly Ash Cement
When thinking of the burning of coal for the production of electricity, one may think of the plants used during the industrial revolution. During that period in history little to no filtration was used, which accounted for the black smoke pouring from the tops of the smoke stacks.
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Ethics in Journalism – Political Affiliation
This is Part 3 in a Multi-Part Series Examining Journalistic Ethics. ALLIANCE – It is important for a reporter to
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