Tag: investigative journalism

• Rory Gilmore, role model

  Hello readers! The theme of this semester seems to be ‘investigative journalism’, and I’m all for it. I mean, one of my favourite fictional TV role models, Rory Gilmore of The Gilmore Girls (now on Netflix – goodbye spare time), wanted to be a journalist and liked to do undercover, investigative pieces. If she can […]

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  January 16, 2015

  Books

  Adrienne Arsenault, Alexis Bledel, All The President’s Men, Carl Bernstein, CBC, Charlie Hebdo, democracy, holding power to account, Human Rights, investigative journalism, Peter Mansbridge, reporting, Rory Gilmore, The Gilmore Girls, The University of Winnipeg

• New Year, New Books!

  Hello readers, Welcome back! I took a bit of break from writing over the holidays to take full advantage of my time off, and it was blissful. I did a lot of sleeping, reading, movie watching, treat eating, crafting (see my last blog post!), and friend seeing – I feel like I don’t get to […]

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  January 8, 2015

  Books

  1984, 2015, All The President’s Men, Anne of Green Gables, Berlin Wall, Bob Woodward, Books, Boris Pasternak, Carl Bernstein, Century trilogy, Doctor Zhivago, Edge of Eternity, Fall of Giants, George Orwell, Harper Lee, Historical Fiction, history, investigative journalism, journalism, Ken Follett, L.M. Montgomery, Leo Tolstoy, New Year, politics, Pulitzer, reading list, To Kill a Mockingbird, War and Peace, Winter of the World