Very strong article.Great topic. Well researched. Enforced with a interesting study. It made me think. Men and women are not often in comparable circumstances. It may not be fair but it is reality.
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Stefanie Taylor
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I am a Journalism sudent at the University of Nedada, Reno.
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Stefanie reviewed this story - May 8, 2009
Stefanie reviewed this story - May 7, 2009
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Stefanie reviewed this story - May 7, 2009
A sensitive and beautifully written article. A story about continuing tragedy in the Plath-Huges family. A very engaging story. Like a car crash you can't help but slow to gawk at.
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Stefanie reviewed this story - May 7, 2009
Though the argument is well supported, I feel it is completly objective. I am curious how the information was known by the author. Apparently, Obama's forgein policy approach is opposite of the Bush administrations. Anything that is opposite of the Bush administration is fwelcome in my book!
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Stefanie reviewed this story - May 7, 2009
Very Entertaining! Religion and homosexuality, both hard hitting topics! Haha.. "From some angles Jesus looks like Dennis Quaid". The article confronts a very serious issue in a light hearted and funny way. Though it is outrages, it will probably really strike home for indviduals struggling with their faith and their sexuality.
I loved it. I just hope everyone realizes that this is a comedy news peice and not a real life account! Haha!
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Stefanie reviewed this story - May 7, 2009
Informative. I felt that some quotes could have been added . I would have liked to know more about the digital books. Would they be like text books in almost every way? How much would they cost?
Uh...we have digital textbooks they are called lap tops. I am fighting against technolgy taking over the world. I mean what if my textbook "crashed" right before a midterm!
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Stefanie reviewed this story - May 7, 2009
A very broad human interest story. While I am pleased to hear that libraries are experiencing a wave of traffic it is yet another reminder that we are in an economic crisis. While the topic was touched on, I would have liked to have read about what exactly these new libtary goers are doing in the library. Job searches? Story time for the kids? What is currently the most popular ?
The topic has great potential.I love Human interest peices, but for some reason this article didn't command my attention.
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Stefanie reviewed this story - May 7, 2009
Very factual. An excellent peice of Hard News ( rock hard actually). It is a quality peice journalism in the sense that the information given is so valuable. Every American should know eactly what it is costing to fund the war and where that money is going.
WOW! War is expensive! I am not a fan of war and I hate talking about it but after reading this I feel enlightened. The war my be thousands of miles away but it is also right here in our pocket books. Obviously I always knew that war took a ton of funding. After looking at these numbers it became a lot more real. I'm just glad that Obama is proposing a shift in War stategy.
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Stefanie reviewed this story - May 6, 2009
I really enjoyed this article. After reading itI feel that I now have a idea of what Obama is looking for in a member of the Supreme court. I love that it duscussed that he is a pragmatist. He urges people to be more attuned with the real-life impact of decisions. That's extremely important. I feel that it has been the misunderstanding(or the ingoring of) of real-life impact that has lead the nation into these bleak economic times. We need more pragmatists, especially in the supreme court.
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This is my favorite article so far. I felt that it was very nessecary. I as a woman I find myself frustrated with the fact that an unmarried successful woman is "gay" or a "crazed old spinster". There is obviously something so wrong that no man would marry her right? WRONG! Women are unfairlty scutinized for choosing a career over family. We are not in 1953 anymore. Women are out of the kitchen and into the Supreme Court!