Archive for the ‘Ethics’ Category
Saturday, January 23rd, 2016
Tags:Academic Bullying, Andrew Lund, Arnold Gibbons, Bernard Stein, Billy d Herman, campus bullying, Carolyn Kane, Christa Davis Acampora, Dean Andrew J Polsky New York State Assembly, Eija Ayravainen, Faculty Delegate Assembly, Greggory w Morris, Gustavo Mercado, Harold Newman Dean of the School of Arts & Sciences, Hunter College, HUnter College Faculty Delegate Assembly, Hunter College Ombuds Office, Hunter College Senate, Isabel c Pinedo, Ivone Margulies, James B. Milliken, James Roman, Jennifer Raab, Joe McElhaney, Joel Zuker, Karen Hunter, Kelly Anderson, Larry Shore, LumpenGoombah, LumpenGoombahAwards, Martin Lucas, Mick Hurbis-Cherrier, New York Healthy Workplace Advocates, New York State Senate, Peter Parisi, Ricardo Miranda, Robert Stanley, S3863/A4965 – The NYS Healthy Workplace Bill, Shanti k Thakur, Steve Gorelick, Stuart Ewen, Tami Gold, The Peter Jackson Who Signed the Moveon.org Petition, Timothy Portlock, Tony Doyle, Vita C. Rabinowitz, workplace bullying
Posted in Academic Bullying, Blogroll, Breaking News, Dirty Linen: Silence=Complicity, Ethics, It Was One of Those Semesters, It's Been One of Those Semesters, Journalism Education, The Controversy Continues, Wooly Bully, Workplace Bullying | Comments Closed
Wednesday, June 25th, 2014
By FreidaPeople Stat posting on Raymond Santana’s Facebook Page:
Lynn, with all due respect, the tragedy is these boys got railroaded at every step of the way and the media was happy to support their presumption of guilt based on their skin color. The tragedy is that even to this day, people insist on smearing their character as men. The tragedy is that even when Black and brown people are completely innocent, there is a presumption of guilt.
The tragedy is that most of the people in this world still won’t believe the lesson this whole thing teaches us. Crime is not based on skin color and cops are not here to protect or serve children of color from poor communities. I applaud the men I have come to know a bit. In spite of all the harm our racist system inflicted on these kids, they became pillars of society and great role models. The system took their youth, but never their integrity. Can’t wait until all the files are unsealed.
Justice for the Central Park Five. Justice for all.
FreidaPeople Stat posts regularly on Facebook and I and many, many others consider her opinions pretty much Gospel.
Gregg Morris
Tags:#DonaldTrumpHasPoisonedtheWORLD, Central Park 5, Donald Trump, Former Mayor Michael Bloomenthal, New York City, New York City news media, New York Daily News, New York Post, NYPD
Posted in Blogroll, Ethics, Ethnic News, Journalism, Journalism Education, State of Journalism | Comments Closed
Sunday, May 19th, 2013
Wednesday, May 1, 2013, 12:31 p.m. I got an email from Envoy reporter Sophie Simon who wanted to interview me about the call I put out for a boycott of the Aronson Awards. She was fed, according to her email, bogus information (of course) which she accepted as gospel (of course).
The plot thickens.
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Tags:Arson Awards, collegiate journalism, Hunter College, Hunter D:F/M, Hunter Envoy, journalism awards, journalism ethics, Sophie Simon, Student Journalism
Posted in Dogfighting in the Department of Chimera, Ethics, Journalism, Journalism Education, Student Journalism, The Controversy Continues | Comments Closed
Tuesday, May 7th, 2013
An URL of the previous blog below (The Slippery Ethical Slope of the Hunts Point Express) was posted Monday on the The Hunts Point Express facebook page. Lo and behold, it was no longer there yesterday. In fact, the The Hunts Point Express on online is not accepting comments either.
Uh Oh! The plot thickens.
Tags:Department of Film and Media Studies, ethics, Hunter College, James Aronson Awards, journalism ethics, Peter Parisi, Riverdale Press, Student Journalism at Hunter College
Posted in Blogroll, Ethics, It Was One of Those Semesters, It's Been One of Those Semesters, Journalism, Journalism Education, Student Journalism, The Controversy Continues | Comments Closed
Sunday, May 5th, 2013
D:F/M has been in a state of academic stasis for years and years but in recent years Colleagues have resorted to all manner of fabrications to cover up its failings. What follows reveals a venial sin/omission compared to a mortal sin/omission (catechism from Catholic schools still resonates slightly). It also could be merely a mistake.
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Tags:Aronson Awards, Bernard Stein, Hunter College, journalism, Kimberly Devi Milner, Pulitzer Prize winners, The Hunts Point Express, The Riverdale Press, unethical journalism
Posted in Blogroll, Dogfighting in the Department of Chimera, Ethics, It Was One of Those Semesters, It's Been One of Those Semesters, Journalism, Journalism Education, State of Journalism, Student Journalism, The Controversy Continues | Comments Closed
Thursday, April 25th, 2013
Send Peter Parisi a message so that James Aronson can stop turning over in his grave.
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Tags:Department of Film and Media Studies at Hunter College, Hunter College, James Aronson, news censorship, Parisi
Posted in Blogroll, Dogfighting in the Department of Chimera, Ethics, It Was One of Those Semesters, It's Been One of Those Semesters, Journalism, Journalism Education, State of Journalism, Student Journalism, The Controversy Continues | Comments Closed
Wednesday, December 19th, 2012
According to the minutes for the November D:F/M faculty meeting, D:F/M Chair Jay Roman and Colleagues Bob Stanley and Karen Hunter (right now, I regard Colleague Hunter as a sort of overpaid journalistic diletante with a scurrilous reputation for making despicable comments about atheists) and others whose names were not in the minutes, were distressed that Colleague Parisi was being “singled” out for his comments supporting news censorship of the WORD.
![Peter Parisi [From his facebook page]](https://blog.hunterword.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/peewee-parisi-21-187x200.jpg)
Peter Parisi [From his facebook page]
Tags:First Amendment, Freedom Of The Press, news censorship
Posted in Blogroll, Dogfighting in the Department of Chimera, Ethics, It Was One of Those Semesters, It's Been One of Those Semesters, Journalism, Journalism Education, State of Journalism, Student Journalism, The Controversy Continues | Comments Closed
Wednesday, March 14th, 2012
At the D:F/M faculty meeting today, irate Colleagues expressed plans to censor the WORD? They said they were upset that the department’s dirty linen was being exposed across the spectrum of the Internet.
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Tags:academic freedom, censorship, Civil Liberties, D:F/M, U.S. First Amendment
Posted in Blogroll, Ethics, It's Been One of Those Semesters, Journalism, Journalism Education, State of Journalism, The Controversy Continues | Comments Closed
Tuesday, March 6th, 2012
She snookered Hunter College President Jennifer Raab; Erec R. Koch, Dean of Hunter’s School of Arts and Science; John T. Rose, Hunter’s Dean of Diversity and Compliance, D:F/M’s Chair Jay Roman.
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Tags:Vanessa Casavant
Posted in 2011 Snookerer of the Year, Ethics, It's Been One of Those Semesters, Journalism, State of Journalism, Student Journalism | Comments Closed
Tuesday, December 27th, 2011
Occupy the PU-litzers!
This year has given us simply too many worthy contenders for FAIR’s annual P.U.-litzers–recognizing the stinkiest journalism of the year. A big part of the problem was that so many outlets were striving to distinguish themselves with especially awful coverage of the Occupy Wall Street movement. So to note those lowlights, we bring you a special installment of P.U.-litzers: The OWS edition.
Read full story here.
Tags:CNN, corporate journalism, mainstream journalism, New York Times, OCCUPY, WNYC
Posted in Ethics, I Didn't See This on the Evening News (A Work in Progress), Journalism, Journalism Education, News/Commentary/Opinion, State of Journalism | Comments Closed
Stinkiest Journalism of the Year
Tuesday, December 27th, 2011Occupy the PU-litzers!
Read full story here.
Tags:CNN, corporate journalism, mainstream journalism, New York Times, OCCUPY, WNYC
Posted in Ethics, I Didn't See This on the Evening News (A Work in Progress), Journalism, Journalism Education, News/Commentary/Opinion, State of Journalism | Comments Closed