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Tag Archives: University of Wollongong
Going Global Podcast: Australian students cover sports, environment
ShareJournalism students at the University of Wollongong in Australia recently submitted their stories to UPIU. One story, Gary McDonald’s feature on his country’s soccer aspirations, was published on UPI.com. Click on the media player to listen to UPIU International Coordinator … Continue reading
Posted in Interviews
Tagged Australia, environment, Gary McDonald, Harumi Gondo, j-students, journalism, Krista Kapralos, soccer, sports, University of Wollongong, UPI, UPIU
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Aussie j-students discuss opinion in stories
Share Is it ever okay for a journalist to say what he or she really thinks? When can a journalist takes sides on an issue? Journalism students at Australia’s University of Wollongong discussed those questions during an online video chat … Continue reading
Posted in UPIU users
Tagged Australia, burqa, Eric Loo, FIFA, Going Global, j-students, journalism students, journalist, Krista Kapralos, opinion, University of Wollongong, UPI, UPIU, Wollongongv
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