Tag Archives: Barack Obama

200 young citizens, preparing to take on the news media

Posted on February 21, 2012 by Stephen Keating

This morning, in three classes on the Colorado Christian University campus, more than 100 students will begin a five-week exploration of news media practices, history and biases as part of their COM 212 course in persuasion. They follow a first … Continue reading →

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Pres. Obama, viewed through three media lenses

Posted on February 4, 2012 by John Oestman

One National Review article talks about how Pres. Obama basically insults a few [citizens], making it appear as though our commander-in-chief doesn’t realize who he is truly serving. Another story talks about how Obama served Japanese food to the South … Continue reading →

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Media coverage of veterans in jobs legislation

Posted on January 25, 2012 by Emily Bryant

A widely sought out angle within the topic of jobs is unemployed veterans and their ability to find jobs. In advance of Veteran’s Day on Nov. 11, Pres. Obama utilized unemployed veterans as an example of the economy and the … Continue reading →

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