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Monthly Archives: July 2014
A story too good to check out
I remember reading the appalling story last month in the Roanoke (Va.) Times before leaving for Ireland: Nuns at an Irish orphanage during some three decades of the mid-20th century had discarded about 800 dead babies and children in unmarked … Continue reading
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Into Ireland
Teaching for the month of July in Northern Ireland city of Amagh. I highly recommend this course for journalism majors. I’ll be teaching it again next year, I’m sure. It’s with ieiMedia. http://ieimedia.com/ Here are the posts I’ve contributed so … Continue reading
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