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    Congrats to the Class of ’14′s Kayle Hope on her short film, Persona, being shown as part of the Brooklyn Academy of Music’s Puppets on Film Festival. The piece was the second assignment in her Video Storytelling class last semester. It will be screened as part of the Live Action Puppet Shorts on Sunday, Oct. 26 at 1 p.m.

    Prof. Susan Farkas produced this video, Desperate Journey – American Odysseys, about Central Americans crossing the US-Mexico border to flee violence and poverty, for IRIN News, a UN-affiliated humanitarian news service.  It was edited by ’11 alum Jenny Hamblett.

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    China’s Growing Appetite for Pork, McGraw Fellow Nate Halverson’s two-part series for the Center for Investigative Reporting, examined the environmental and resource issues China faces in feeding its increasingly middle class population. The CUNY J-School’s McGraw Center for Business Journalism provided financial and editorial support for the series, which ran on the PBS NewsHour.

    Eric Vitale (left) and Dave Gershgorn, students in Amanda Aronczyk’s Fundamentals of Multimedia-Broadcast class, test out the mics in the on-air radio booth in preparation for a newscast. (Photo by Rahim Chagani, ’15)

    Aluf Benn, editor of the Israeli daily newspaper Haaretz, spoke about covering the Gaza War under a government gag order and other issues journalists face in that part of the world during a special lunchtime appearance Sept. 17 with Prof. Peter Beinart. (Photo by Julius Motal, ’14)

    Carrie Brown, head of the new Social Journalism Initiative at the CUNY J-School, appears with Jeff Jarvis, director of the Tow-Knight Center for Entrepreneurial Journalism, at a recent event called “Social Journalism and Engaging News Audiences.” Learn more about the Social J program by clicking here. (Photo by Skyler Reid, Class of ’13)

    Students in B.J. Schecter’s Sports Reporting class have already produced their first story package on the problems the NFL is facing heading into the season. (Photo by Anthony Roderman)

    Get a behind-the-scenes look at the CUNY Graduate School of Journalism on 40th Street between 7th and 8th Avenues, in the heart of New York City’s Times Square district, just down the block from The New York Times.

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