Monthly Archives: January 2009
Journalism and Gaza
I read Ethan Bronner’s article today in the New York Times, “Bullets in my Inbox,” and I thought he did a very good job summing up how hard it is to navigate reporting the story of the Israel/Palestine conflict. So … Continue reading
Filed under Media/Journalism, Politics
Some Fall 2008 work
I’ve been plenty busy with graduate school as well as other obligations, but I just wanted to point to some of the work I did in the Fall semester at the CUNY Graduate School of Journalism: A digital music revolution … Continue reading
Filed under Green/Sustainability, Media/Journalism, Music, NYC
Into the New Year
It is 2009. Frightening how fast time moves sometimes. And it only seems to go faster. I have this theory on why time seems to move faster and faster the older we get. Let’s call it the “Fraction of Age” … Continue reading
Filed under Time
Brooklyn Sculptor Builds Community, Using Shop Artists as his Parts
By Kieran K. Meadows Industrial shop machines clutter the inside of a gutted former church on Pioneer Street in Red Hook, Brooklyn. The roof rises about 60 feet and a steep wooden staircase leads to a loft-like second floor. Orange … Continue reading
Filed under NYC
