News or ‘Trauma Porn’? Student Journalists Face Blowback on Campus
Incidents at Northwestern and Harvard reveal a growing tension between traditional journalistic practices and the demands of student activists.
By Julie Bosman, Mitch Smith and
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Incidents at Northwestern and Harvard reveal a growing tension between traditional journalistic practices and the demands of student activists.
By Julie Bosman, Mitch Smith and
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