Student Reporting for the NoCo Deliberative Journalism Project
Author: Ali Niaz
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Chapter 8: Multidimensional Travel (No Wormhole Required)
I’ve focused on the humanities throughout my entire project thus far, talking about how and why it’s important for our… READ MORE
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Chapter 7: Lilacs at Little League
When I first came to Colorado State University, I was initially studying just English Literature, with the goal of going… READ MORE
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Chapter 6: The Girl with The Hand-Drawn Tattoos
I was strolling through the library, intent on getting some work done before class, when someone caught my eye. My… READ MORE
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Chapter 5: The Life-Changing Effect of a Samosa
I was lounging in the Asian Pacific American Cultural Club office, a place I’ve come to find comfort in. I… READ MORE
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Chapter 4: No Role Models
While interviewing Gaya Sivakumar last week, we stumbled onto a topic that I think deserved its own post. It all… READ MORE
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Chapter 3: The Singer Who Studied Economics
I’m not sure how many South-Asian journalists there are in the United States. So far in my journalism classes, I’ve… READ MORE
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Chapter 2: The Soul That STEM Lacks
I nervously tapped my foot on the glistening tiled floor of the student center. A few tables across, sat a… READ MORE
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Chapter 1: The Professor on the Wider Path
My journey on this story starts with a conversation with Colorado State University’s very own Ryan Campbell, an English Professor… READ MORE
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A Rocket Scientist & a Journalist: A Battle Within Culture
As a current undergraduate student, I’m constantly exposed to students from all over the country that aspire to work… READ MORE
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