DeWitt Wallace professor Philip Bennett created a course on how the media portrays Muslims that included media projects involving local Muslim organizations, such as the Islamic Center of Raleigh. [read article]
News & Commentary - Archive 2010
Washington Analysis Corp. has been hiring Sanford interns for thirty years.
John F. Burness, former senior vice president at Duke University, was named interim president of Franklin & Marshall College in Lancaster, Pa., and will serve while a search is conducted for a successor to President John Fry.
The conventional wisdom is that young people don’t vote. Heather Smith PPS ’98 didn’t believe that. Though her work as Executive Director of Rock the Vote, she proved that opinion to be wrong at the 2008 Iowa Caucus. The youth vote increased 700 percent over the 2004 caucus and gave the victory that night to Barack Obama.
After a 2 ½ year battle with cancer, Susan Tifft, a popular professor with the DeWitt Wallace Center on Media and Democracy, died on Thursday, April 1. On the occasion of her retirement, the Sanford School established an undergraduate teaching award in honor of her work as a teacher and mentor to her students.
Donald Taylor discusses the core issues needing to be addressed in the health care reform bill.
The administration needs to establish a clear policy on trials for terror-suspects.
Recent proposed changes by the Wake County School Board don't consider the implications for poverty.
Poverty has been the elephant in the room during debates about Wake County's school assignment plan.
Donald Taylor discusses the core issues needing to be addressed in the health care reform bill.