Yale University has a class called "Journalism," and the Yale Daily News has written a completely unironic story about the man who's been hired to "teach" it.
Thanks for reminding me how much happier I've been since I took advantage of the latest Firefox's "Ask to Activate" option for the flash plugin.
<blockquote>To choose the 15 students for his fall class, [<a href="http:\/\/en.wikipedia.org\/wiki\/Steven_Brill_\(journalist\)" target="_blank">Steven</a>] Brill said he solicits writing samples and a statement of interest from approximately 80 applicants each year. Brill added that he anticipates Woodward will receive even more applications in the spring.</blockquote>
<i> he hopes to teach his students about the intensive and immersive reporting method he developed throughout his prolific journalistic career.</i>
Like how many cocktail wieners you can fit on a plate and which parties serve the good stuff.
A+
Woodward like to literally teach like &ldquo;Journalism&rdquo;.
Fixed.
Yale is teaching dictation?
Nice &quot;Post&quot;. I bet it will garner some funny &quot;Comments&quot;.
Hey, now, he was a good reporter....once.
Thanks for reminding me how much happier I&#039;ve been since I took advantage of the latest Firefox&#039;s &quot;Ask to Activate&quot; option for the flash plugin.
Maybe shake is the wrong word to be using...
<blockquote>To choose the 15 students for his fall class, [<a href="http:\/\/en.wikipedia.org\/wiki\/Steven_Brill_\(journalist\)" target="_blank">Steven</a>] Brill said he solicits writing samples and a statement of interest from approximately 80 applicants each year. Brill added that he anticipates Woodward will receive even more applications in the spring.</blockquote>
Not many are called. Or chosen.
<i> he hopes to teach his students about the intensive and immersive reporting method he developed throughout his prolific journalistic career.</i>
Like how many cocktail wieners you can fit on a plate and which parties serve the good stuff.