Sacred cow critique of the media from Southern California journalism Review
Ben Cunningham, editor of the Review of Southern California Journalism, argues the media avoid self criticism and labels the press as a sacred cow. The piece surveys the Review’s history since 1971, its influence, funding, and key topics from USC student press to LA Times diversity and sources.
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Ben Cunningham
Review of Southern California
Cunningham
Long Beach State University
California
Review
USC
Free Trojan
Los Angeles
Ucla
LOS Angeles Times
Southern
Independent Press- Telegram
Long Beach City College
LBSU
Jim Davis
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Society For Professional Journalists
Los Angeles Newspaper Guild
Researchers warn against early infant pre prepared foods
The report from Johns Hopkins doctors in Modern Medicine says high protein and calorie intake in two month olds may fuel obesity later. It found infants exceed recommendations by about 60 percent in protein and 30 percent in calories. Vitamin A and iron were also well above advised levels.
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David M. Paige
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Modern Medicine
Leap Over the Wall Sister Shares Cloistered Life
Sylvette Estandig formerly Sister Regina of the Angels recalls four years in Carmel by the Sea with the mendicant order. She describes brutal routine from 5 a.m. prayers to silent days, bread meals, and housebound life. After teaching in Southland high schools she entered business, running Clancy’s in Long Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvette Estandig
Carmel-by the-Sea
Long Beach
Clancy
Sylvette
Air Force
Will Rogers on Congress and a federal sales tax
Will Rogers criticizes a foreign Congress and discusses a proposed federal sales tax. He argues the tax could be fair and that the gasoline tax is often painless, predicting excitement in Congress and humor if lawmakers cannot be instructive.
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Congress
Thoughts on society and perception across eras
A reflective survey of beliefs and paradoxes in society touching on professors, smokers, wealth, and authority. It critiques the notion of practical academe, notes the appeal of mild stimulation, questions money’s necessity, and observes how group dynamics shape virtue and policy.
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Halevy
Ethan Allen
Mountain Boys
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New York Times
Bill Farr
Orange County
Washington
Los Angeles Free Press
Southern California
Walt Murray
Hitchcock Clinic
Hanover
N. H
Archives of
Dermatology
United States
Bowling Green
Ohio) University
Watts
Ford
Long Beach State
American Medical Association
By Ben Zinser
Medical Science Editor
George Robeson
Will Rogers
Thir Rogen
L. H. Robbins
Sydney Harris
F.D
Fiere’s Ours
United California Bank
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