Archive for the Category ‘Top 25 of 1999’
Top 25 of 1999
Sources: REFUSE AND RESIST, Title: “A Case Study in Irresponsible Journalism,” http://www.walrus.com/~resist/mumia/061881kgov.html, Authors: C. Clark Kissinger and Leonard Weinglass; REVOLUTIONARY WORKER, Title: “KGO-TV Report: A Case Study in Irresponsible Journalism,” Date: June 28, 1998, Authors: C. Clark Kissinger and Leonard Weinglass SSU Censored Researchers: Tom Ladegaard, Jason Sanders, and Corrie Robb SSU Faculty Evaluator: Elizabeth Martinez [...]
Top 25 of 1999
Source: EARTH ISLAND JOURNAL, Title: “Coca-Cola: Recycling Outlaw,” Date: Winter 1998, Author: Marti Matsch SSU Censored Researchers: Jason Bothwell and Aimee Polacci SSU Faculty Evaluator: Mary Gomes In the next 24 hours U.S. consumers will use 50 million #1 polethyene therephthalate (PET) plastic soda bottles. As quickly as we throw them away, the plastic bottle [...]
Top 25 of 1999
Source: NEWS FROM INDIAN COUNTRY: THE NATION’S NATIVE JOURNAL, Title: “BLM fines Western Shoshone $564,000 Despite OAS Request,” Date: May 1998, Vol. 12, No. 9, Author: Pat Calliotte SSU Censored Researchers: Amy Loucks and Corrie Robb SSU Evaluator: Kathleen Kesterke Mainstream media coverage: The Salt Lake Tribune, April 29, 1998, page A12 Dallas Morning News, [...]
Top 25 of 1999
Sources: ON CAMPUS, Title: “The Vanishing Professor,” Date: September 1998, Author: Barbara McKenna SSU Censored Researchers: Jason L. Sanders, Yuki Ishizaki, and Aimee Polacci SSU Faculty Evaluator: Perry Marker AFT HIGHER EDUCATION DEPARTMENT REPORT, Title: “The Vanishing Professor,” http//www.aft.org The bedrock of higher education, tenured full-time faculty, have become an endangered species. According to the [...]
Top 25 of 1999
Source: SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, Title; “The End of Cheap Oil,” Date: March 1998, Authors: Colin J. Campbell and Jean H. Laherrere SSU Censored Researcher: Rick Krigstein and Diana Nouveaux SSU Faculty Evaluator: Jim Burkland Colin J. Campbell and Jean H. Laherrere, two independent oil-industry consultants, predict that global production of conventional oil will start to decline [...]
Top 25 of 1999
Source: MOTHER JONES, Title: “Rain Check,” Date: March/April 1998, Vol. 23, issue 2, Author: Marc Herman SSU Censored Researcher: Brooke Herron SSU Faculty Evaluator: Bryan Baker According to the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), some 10 million people in the U.S. currently live on flood plains. Of these households at risk of flooding, only one-fourth [...]
Top 25 of 1999
Source: MULTINATIONAL MONITOR, Title: “Out of the Mouths of Babes,” Date: June 1998, Author: Charlie Gray SSU Censored Researchers: Scott Gross and Brooke Herron SSU Faculty Evaluator: Richard Gale Mainstream media coverage: Associated Press, Press Democrat, November 14, 1998, page Al The Clinton Administration and the Commerce Department have lobbied on behalf of U.S. toy [...]
Top 25 of 1999
Source: WASTE NOT, Title: “Fluoride, Teeth and the Atomic Bomb,” Date: September 1997, Authors: Joel Griffiths and Chris Bryson SSU Censored Researcher: Corrie Robb SSU, Faculty Evaluator: Daniel Markwyn Recently declassified government documents have shed new light on the decades-old debate over the fluoridation of drinking water, and have added to a growing body of [...]
Top 25 of 1999
Sources: CAQ, Title: “Misinformation: TV Coverage of a Bosnian Camp,” Date: Fall 1998, No. 65, Author: Thomas Deichmann; CAQ, Title: “Seeing Yugoslavia Through A Dark Glass,” Date: Fall 1998, No. 65, Author: Diana Johnstone SSU Censored Researchers: Victoria Calkins and Sam Rogers SSU Faculty Evaluator: Phil Beard In August 1992, media coverage of the civil [...]
Top 25 of 1999
Sources: CAQ, Title: “Mercenary Armies & Mineral Wealth,” Date: Fall 1997, No. 62, Author: Pratap Chatterjee; MULTINATIONAL MONITOR, Title: “Guarding the Multinationals,” Date: March 1998, Author: Pratap Chatterjee SSU Censored Researchers: Jason Bothwell and Kelly Dahlstrom SSU Faculty Evaluators: Linda Lopez and John Steiner In many countries, multinational corporations have paid directly for private policing [...]