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How to tie a tie?

Feb 27, 2013 No Comments by Sandra Ozromano
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Journalism Is Changing Hands

Feb 27, 2013 No Comments by Sandra Ozromano

Citizen journalism consists of people formerly known as ‘’the audience’’ where individuals do what professional reporters do; collect, report, analyze and spread information. In these days, new media such as podcasts, blogs and social networking websites have been making citizen journalism a popular trend. Especially online websites such as Facebook and Twitter create an online [...]

February 2013, Issues, Op-Ed Read more

Golden Rules of Citizen Journalism

Feb 27, 2013 No Comments by Sandra Ozromano

Journalism’s one of the main golden rules is timeliness and it is very effective in the street journalism. It is a fact that journalists not always can be present when incidents or disasters strike. However, with street journalism people are enabled to learn the latest events instantly. With the rising use of social media and [...]

February 2013, News, The World Read more

Is it the media’s responsibility to give all the news?

Feb 27, 2013 No Comments by Sandra Ozromano

Reporters have the responsibility to weigh any potential harm, and to verify information before publishing a story but the real question is; “is the media’s responsibility to give all the news it encounters?”. Coverage of the news is debatable especially because of the topics such as privacy, decency and politics. In today’s world, some media [...]

Alaturca, February 2013, Issues, News Read more

Students Use Facebook Even In Schools

Oct 31, 2012 No Comments by Sandra Ozromano

May 9 was just like another day where a group of students were observed using Facebook at school’s IT room. It is normally forbidden to enter social websites like Facebook or Twitter even in IT lessons at Açı, just like many other private schools. But it seems like students do not go along with these [...]

Backstage, Issues, News, October 2012 Read more

Donations To Schools Of Turkey

Oct 31, 2012 No Comments by Sandra Ozromano

Especially in the East part of Turkey, there are many schools, which even do not have any tables or chairs. With these hard conditions, students still fight for learning new things and looking for their future. It is very impressing to see many children in these poor public schools, looking for a piece of paper [...]

Alaturca, Featured, Issues, News, October 2012 Read more

Hereke Carpets: “Made in China”

Apr 27, 2012 No Comments by Sandra Ozromano

There is certainly a different mentality in China, especially opposed to the West when it comes to issues of what is considered private versus public. Tim Clissold notes that the Chinese don’t have a word for “privacy”. When China’s vice president, Xi Jinping, visited the White House on February 21, President Obama renewed calls for [...]

Issues, March 2012, News Read more

Country: Spain

Dec 28, 2011 No Comments by Sandra Ozromano

Interviewee: Angelica Vedana Interviewer: Sandra Özromano 1) What is your average weekday and weekend like? – How many hours per day do you go to school? I go to school 6 hours per day – How many hours of homework do you have on weekdays & weekends? On weekdays and weekends I have 3 hours [...]

Culture Shock, Interviews, November 2011 Read more

Powerful Women in Today’s World

Dec 28, 2011 No Comments by Sandra Ozromano

Women and men have always had conflicting and comparable differences since the beginning of time. Natural characteristics of both sexes (physical or mental) have always been quite different. In today’s world, women and men are gaining the same amount of power, while in the past, men were the only holders of power. Also, only they had [...]

News, November 2011, The World Read more

Art Exhibition

Dec 28, 2011 No Comments by Sandra Ozromano

Students of art elective have exhibited their works. The exhibitionis presented to you and all visitorsand will renew on a bi-weekly frequency.  

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Watching “Christmas Carol” By Charles Dickens

Dec 28, 2011 No Comments by Sandra Ozromano

The American Drama Group Europe staged the musical of Christmas Carol, originally by Charles Dickens. English department students had the opportunity to see this exciting and most professional musical with simple and striking stage and impressive voices. It was also different joy to get together in the evening.

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Impossible to Stop Digital Media

Jun 14, 2011 No Comments by Sandra Ozromano

In the last 10 years,  media’s advancement and  it’s speed to access every single country is remarkable. Because of the progress in technology, people use digital media in their daily lives and the public prefers to read and write in this limitless, free network. These changes affect traditional news media in a bad way and [...]

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