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By: Aaron Sussman
The Media
6/6/07
Despite increased awareness of the issue in the U.S., the HIV/AIDS pandemic continues to devastate massive populations throughout Africa. To understand the manner in which the United States has addressed HIV/AIDS in Africa and the way in which many Americans interpret the complicated issues related to the pandemic, it is imperative to take a hard, critical look at how the issue has been portrayed and constructed by the U.S. media.
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By: Aaron Sussman
The Media
11/29/06 (revised 12/14/06)
The alternative and independent media, and the Left in general, have succeeded in inciting outrage where there should be outrage - now, we must incite hope and true progressive change.
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By: Ed Quish
The Media
11/17/06
When the media talk about the anti-Minutemen protest at Columbia University as an issue of free speech, they miss the point: the Minutemen don’t just provide a controversial perspective on immigration, but a threat to American values.
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By: Jillian Weinberger
The Media
11/17/06
In an effort to raise money for breast cancer research, companies like KitchenAid, Oreck, and Lean Cuisine have each started a line of "pink ribbon products." Yet, the marketing scheme behind slogans like "Cook for the Cure" reinforces all-too-familiar messages concerning domesticity for white, middle-class women, privatizing the issue of breast cancer and ignoring the demographic most often killed by breast cancer: poor, African-American women.
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By: Aaron Sussman
The Media
8/11/06
Though student journalists are not immune from the problems that plague the corporate, mainstream media, the do-it-yourself attitude and the democratized means of production have transformed how we think about media and have helped students become active producers, not passive consumers, of information.
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By: Aaron Sussman
The Media
7/10/06
In the media, Ned Lamont fought an uphill battle against Joe Lieberman from the beginning.
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