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SC&I in the Media
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The work of students in the Rutgers 9/11 Project, taught by Ron Miskoff and Elizabeth Fuerst from Journalism and Media Studies, was featured prominently on CNN.com the day before the 10th anniversary of the attacks. Watch the student-produced documentary here.
Matthew Weber, a new assistant professor of communication, discusses Facebook users' anger at recent changes to the social networking site in the Asbury Park Press.
David Greenberg details the history of political sex scandals, and the role of the media during those periods, in the October issue of The Atlantic.
Montague Kern tells the Star-Ledger that the young people of Occupy Wall Street learned how to organize in part from President Obama's election campaign.
Todd Wolfson produced a documentary airing on PBS' Tavis Smiley Show this week about the poverty facing a majority of Americans. Watch the series here.
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