Megan Jones

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Megan Jones was the Editor for the Spring 2014 issue of Ryerson Review of Journalism.

Mental health: why journalists don’t get help in the workplace

By Megan Jones In the early afternoon, fear crept in and drove…

One of Hazlitt’s most popular pieces is also one of its most…

Katherine is the managing editor, online for the Spring 2019 masthead.…

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