In the Arena of the Newsroom, Warriors Champion the Cause of Reader Apathay Tuesday, September 07, 2010 By Stephanie Balcacer [ArticleImageHyperLink] A newsroom is a battlefield for the gladiators of journalism, where each is armed with a cubicle, wit and a mounted television. full story

Tapping into Community Journalism Tuesday, August 31, 2010 By Tenzin Tsetan [ArticleImageHyperLink] Journalists have become a type of people in the 21st Century. “Those media type people were there at the party,” I overheard on the subway the other day. Journalists have become stereotyped characters full story

Budgets Cuts Unite a Diverse Community Tuesday, August 31, 2010 By Isabel Goldin [ArticleImageHyperLink] An internship at a Russian-language newspaper teaches a teen about budget cuts, community and the importance of fact checking. full story

Growing Readership, Growing Community at World Journal Tuesday, August 31, 2010 By Maio Li [ArticleImageHyperLink] My mother reads the Chinese newspaper every day, and she does not forget to ask me to join her. full story

What Would the Haitian Community Do Without Community Happenings? Tuesday, August 31, 2010 By Benedicte Jolimeau [ArticleImageHyperLink] At The Haitian Times the community happenings are one of the most important information that goes in the weekly paper. They have been in every edition since the first one, somewhere around page 16. Ev full story

Bridging Age and Cultural Gaps One Article at a Time Tuesday, August 31, 2010 By Hasiba Haq [ArticleImageHyperLink] In a hidden corner of Long Island City, a narrow, pasty, melon-tinted building lays squished between an auto body shop and an old two-story home. Up the building’s steep and narrow steps to its one an full story

The Journey of a Teenage Girl Full of Insecurities Hoping to Defeat Her Fears and Become a Famous Journalist Tuesday, August 31, 2010 By Aristida Pllumaj [ArticleImageHyperLink] Meet Aristida  Pllumaj. Aristida, a senior at Manhattan International High School, never read the newspaper. She especially never read Illyria, an Albanian-American newspaper published in Manhatt full story

Bed-Stuy's Not As it Seems to Young Reporter Tuesday, August 31, 2010 By Fabiola Ramos [ArticleImageHyperLink] In the 90s it might have been Bed-Stuy do or die, but today it’s more like Bed-Stuy is staying alive. With the community continuously getting involved, the bad reputation for Bed-Stuy might be coming full story

Muslim Teen Gains Journalism Creds in the Heights Tuesday, August 31, 2010 By Orubba Almonsouri The sounds of the rolling chairs break the silence on an early Monday morning. “Roll on over,” Editor Daniel Bader says welcoming his intern to her first staff meeting. This summer Orubba Almansou full story