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A “Test” for Journalism? Well, Yes
A “Test” for Journalism? Well, Yes
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A “Test” for Journalism? Well, Yes

My friends in journalism had a good ole time with me last week. I announced my relief Friday in a Facebook post that I had passed a challenging,…
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A NEW WEBSITE & STICKING WITH JOURNALISM
A NEW WEBSITE & STICKING WITH JOURNALISM
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A NEW WEBSITE & STICKING WITH JOURNALISM

Today, I launch my new website. Connected with that is a sentiment with which many of my brothers and sisters in journalism will agree: Being a journalist in…
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Romeo’s Book Sheds Light on Dark Subject of Grief
Romeo’s Book Sheds Light on Dark Subject of Grief
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Romeo’s Book Sheds Light on Dark Subject of Grief

“Grief does not change you, Hazel. It reveals you.” ― John Green, “The Fault in Our Stars” As many of you know, I lost my beloved husband, Walter Lucas, to…
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City of Light:
City of Light:
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City of Light:

Newark’s fiber optic gambit aims to boost opportunities for citizens and business Newark is betting its economic — and civic — future on bundles of optical ...
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With Mentors, Models, and #MeToo, Femtech Comes of Age
With Mentors, Models, and #MeToo, Femtech Comes of Age
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With Mentors, Models, and #MeToo, Femtech Comes of Age

In her quest to become a tech entrepreneur, Stacy Chin has been an ace at tackling thorny intellectual challenges, mastering everything from molecules to ...
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Do Scientists Need an Ethics Code?
Do Scientists Need an Ethics Code?
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Do Scientists Need an Ethics Code?

The turn of the year always brings along juicy lists to browse. As a list-obsessed person, I have recently read: Barnes & Noble’s “The 50 Best Works of…
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