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Monthly Archives: April 2014
All Good Things Come to an End
As I near the end of my time in the class, Politics of Information, I have a new appreciation for the people who take valuable time out of there daily life to edit wikipedias, write blogs, write buzz feed articles, … Continue reading
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Income Inequality: What Can You Do?
For my spread a message, I decided to take my Prezi offline and transform it into a poster so that I could more easily talk about wealth inequality here on campus. I decided that the best place to try to … Continue reading
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Tagged fuck the poor, income inequality, Montevallo, wealth inequality
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30 Rock: A Review
It’s no surprise that I think 30 Rock is a culturally significant television show, and one of my favorites of all time. Not only is it downright hilarious, but it also confronts issues like racism and sexism through comedy. Shows … Continue reading
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Tagged 30 Rock, feminism, politics of info, pop culture, racism
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The End: Final Reflection
Like Hannah, I had a difficult time deciding what exactly to write about in my final reflection blog. We have covered so many topics in class that have truly changed how I think about something that I once thought was … Continue reading
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Tagged blogosphere, buzzfeed, feedly, information, organization, politics of information, social media, Twitter, wikipedia
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Peace Out
When I was thinking about my final reflection blog, I found myself looking back through the syllabus and class blog to refresh myself about what all we covered in class. What struck me was that, for the most part, we … Continue reading
Final Reflection
Throughout the course, I have been exposed to all sorts of new and interesting social challenges which never before occurred to me. For example, I had no idea what a scam corporations like JSTOR are or how they operate. For … Continue reading
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Tagged blogosphere, buzzfeed, Echidne of the Snakes, feminism, Focal Point, Jezebel, JSTOR, peep challenge
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Wikipedia, Democracy, Power, Freedom, and the Death Rattle of Academe
I think Wikipedia can be a reliable source. There, I said it. Take me away to librarian jail! We’ve talked on and off this semester about the ideas of authorship and credibility, as well as the levels of value we … Continue reading
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My Wikipedia Edit
I chose to edit the Chi Omega Wikipedia page. Editing a Wikipedia page is a difficult task because multiple pages are locked, and the editors do a great job of taking down all biases. If a site is biases however they put … Continue reading
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