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Category Archives: Joel’s J School
Interfering with news? What’s new?
By Joel Thurtell Unbelievable! Frightening news! Democrats are poised to take over Philadelphia newspapers! A former Democratic mayor of Philly who was also a governor of the state is heading a group who plan to acquire the newspapers. Already, they’re … Continue reading
Posted in future of newspapers, Joel's J School
Tagged censorship, future of newspapers, Newspapers
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Spiking the Super Bowl pizza
Here, slightly edited, is my annual Super Bowl story: By Joel Thurtell I’m no sports writer, so it was neat to think my byline would appear over a Super Bowl story. What a drag that my first-ever Super Bowl piece … Continue reading
Posted in Bad government, future of newspapers, Joel's J School, People
Tagged censorship, Ed McNamara, future of newspapers, Gambling, Mike Duggan, Super Bowl
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Guts on the floor
eviscerate vb 1. (tr) to remove the internal organs of; disembowel 2. (tr) to deprive of meaning or significance 3. (Medicine / Surgery) (tr) Surgery to remove the contents of (the eyeball or other organ) 4. (Medicine / Surgery) (intr) … Continue reading
Journalism or not
jour·nal·ist noun 1 a : a person engaged in journalism; especially : a writer or editor for a news medium b : a writer who aims at a mass audience — Merriam-Webster By Joel Thurtell The kicker to Anne … Continue reading
Posted in Joel's J School, Me & Matty
Tagged Ambassador Bridge, journalism, Manuel Matty Moroun
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Reasons not to cancel the paper
By Joel Thurtell We’ve already learned from my star columnist, Peppermint Patti, why she thinks my idea of reading newspapers on my laptop is bad, bad, bad. I have only one lap. It can hold a laptop computer. Or it … Continue reading
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Tagged future of newspapers, Newspapers, The New York Times
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Luke Warm: how to save Social Security
By Luke Warm Professor of Mendacity University of Munchausen Students! Please be seated and listen up. According to the course catalog, this class in Public Relations is called Mendacity 101. I had planned to lecture on “Deceit, Deception, Duplicity and … Continue reading
Posted in Bad government, Joel's J School
Tagged lies, New Deal, Nwet Gingrich, Republicans, Social Security, Welfare state
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Warm warns Newt: Social Security a bomb
By Luke Warm Professor of Mendacity University of Munchausen It has been very difficult for me to remain on track for this semester’s lecture series on “Deceit, Deception, Duplicity and Backstabbing in the Newsroom and Beyond.” Wonderful things have happened … Continue reading
Posted in Bad government, Joel's J School
Tagged Ambassador Bridge, GOp, liars, Manuel Matty Moroun, Newt Gingrich, Republican, Social Security
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High-cost CYA
By Luke Warm Professor of Mendacity University of Munchausen Aren’t you just in total awe of Herman Cain and his legion of high-priced lawyers and researchers working overtime to tarnish other people’s reputations so they can cover the ass of … Continue reading