Freep Feedback
A gallery of comments, with opinions from many angles
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Gil Adler CGS ’04, SMG ’06 Responds to Daily Free Press at the Crossroads |
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Michelle Johnson COM Visiting Assoc. Prof. Responds to Nationwide, a Reckoning |
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Phoebe Sexton COM’06 Responds to the Daily Free Press Series |
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Mark Krone CFA Grad. Admissions Manager Responds to Revisiting John Silber, the Old Nemesis |
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Christine Cassis, COM’10 Exec. Ed., Daily Free Press Responds to Financial Roller Coaster |
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Elisa Gill CAS’12 Responds to the Daily Free Press Series |
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Select from the topics above to hear members of the BU community comment on BU Today’s series about the Daily Free Press.
Our focus on the Daily Free Press this week was intended to draw attention to — and initiate conversation about — the Freep, the future of print journalism both on and off campus, the role of an independent student press across four decades. And sure enough, it did just that.
Responses have come in from around the country, and their variety is impressive. Few entries took similar lines of thought or zeroed in on the same specifics. We heard from students, staff members, professors, alums, and Freep staffers past and present, as well as journalistic veterans who started their journeys here.
Rather than restrict feedback to anonymous comments filed under each story, we offered readers and viewers the opportunity to go on record with their thoughts. The result is the comment gallery above.
There’s always room for more feedback. If you’d like to add your voice and opinion, drop us an e-mail at today@bu.edu. If you prefer to participate anonymously, the comment sections under each article remain available.
Edward A. Brown can be reached at ebrown@bu.edu.
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