The Longbow Papers

Below is the first graph and a link to an article of mine in the May edition of Quill, the prestigious magazine published by the Society of Professional Journalists.

When a free press becomes a reality in China -- and it surely will -- it will come after countless small victories and even more tragic sacrifices by brave, persistent souls. This is a story about one of the small victories.

Please continue reading at: Quill.

 

11:49 AM / Editor / permalink    2 comments

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2 Comments:

hi
the assignment that you gave us to write about Zhao Yan impressed you a lot I think:)Although we didn't get the news in the first place, we were really thinking about whether we were living a free press world.anyway, things will change, but it needs time.do you think so ?
i haven't seen you for a long time in Beiwai.best wishes:)

Shirley

By  Anonymous, at 10:57 PM  

Dear Shirley,

Yes, I was quite impressed and pleased with you and your classmates work on the case. And, yes, I do believe things will change; they are now, a little bit every day.

I haven't seen you on campus either; we must have different class schedules this semester.

Thank you for stopping by and leaving a comment.

Sincerely,

Joseph Bosco

By  Joseph, at 3:39 PM  

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