Essays on Newspaper

INTRODUCTION Benazir Bhutto was a beautiful and charismatic pioneer to lead a post-pilgrim Muslim province of Pakistan. Famously known as the Iron Lady of Pakistan, She was the primary female Prime Minister in an Islamic nation, and one of the the most educated, energetic ladies…

The Sydney Morning Herald article “40 per cent of Australian mother’s drink while pregnant: study” by Bianca Hall was derived from the research article “Prevalence and predictors of alcohol use during pregnancy: findings from international multicentre cohort studies” in 2015 (Hall. B, 2015, L.M. O’Keeffe,…

The Sun The purpose of this article is to notify, first and foremost, the British population of the event that has taken place. This is information first hand for Brits, but this article reaches so much more people than the people who live in England,…

History can be preserved in numerous ways and mediums. Libraries across the United States hold an unlimited amount of information about the history of people, where they came from, and how they got to where they are today. History provides researchers with information from the…

However weird it may seem, fake news, hoaxes, propaganda and partisan information are not a new phenomenon. Nowadays though it has become even harder to filter fake news as a result of the freedom of speech and social media allowing everyone to contribute to news…

This dissertation intends to explore how different English-Language newspapers in China, Hong Kong and Taiwan frame the Occupy Central Movement that took place in Hong Kong in 2014. The entire study is based on theories and ideas of news frame and social movement news framing….

Puerto Rican Plena About 100 years ago, plena, also known as “el periódico cantado”,or the talking newspaper, was introduced to Puerto Rico for the first time. Throughout those 100 years, plena has made an immense impact on the Puerto Rican culture and has more recently…

An Enemy of the People Written in 1882 by Norwegian playwright, Henrik Ibsen, An Enemy of the People is a play attacking the institution of the liberal media, in this case, the newspaper. As a whole, the play works to explore the extent to which…

This year has been a big year for foreign news. Between the protests in Hong Kong, Isis, and Ebola (however overly sensationalized that was, at least in America), there is hardly any room left for news that ended up not changing much. But Scotland’s referendum…