A mugshot is worth one thousand words

My professor had just started her lecture on semiotics and the implications of pairing photos with article text. A photo of one of my peers stood out in my mind—more specifically, a mugshot. On February 2, a fourth-year Ryerson journalism student Eric Do and two other Toronto men were arrested for breaking and entering and… Continue reading A mugshot is worth one thousand words

The Alumni Essentials: week of February 16

You know what’s warmer than Toronto today? Wherever you’re reading this from! Ok, I’m sorry for that one. You’re probably thankful you came here for our alumni. I won’t keep you up here any longer. First, we’re congratulating Spring 2006 senior editor Matt Semansky on his soon-to-be-released book Small Business and the City: The Transformative Potential… Continue reading The Alumni Essentials: week of February 16

Sun News Network goes dark

At 5 a.m. yesterday, the screen went dark for Sun News Network. There was not one on-air announcement before the Sun TV logo appeared on the screen, eventually being replaced with notices from distributors that the channel has ceased operation. News of the closure leaked online before the formal letter was sent to the 150… Continue reading Sun News Network goes dark

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Alumni Essentials: week of February 9

No matter how your week started, it’s about to get a whole lot better. This week our grads are looking at hospital staff satisfaction, a possible investigation into Toronto councillor Mark Grimes and… weather? First, we must congratulate Summer 2005 senior editor Wendy Glauser who recently started her new role writing for Healthy Debate. Her first… Continue reading Alumni Essentials: week of February 9

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