Archive (Page 195)

November 4, 2021

Immersive Klimt Exhibition Debuts In Toronto’s Downtown Core

(TORONTO) — The artwork of Austrian symbolist painter Gustav Klimt made its debut in Toronto’s downtown core on October 21st, […]

By Vaishna Rajakumar

November 4, 2021

America’s Unique Civilian-flight Laws Allow Anyone to Become a Pilot

Jonathan Hartness, a pilot by profession, explained his journey into the industry to The Click and how anyone can learn to fly an airplane in the US.

By Agnes Cheung

November 4, 2021

Are the Pandora Papers Advocacy Journalism?

The Pandora Papers, released by The Washington Post and its collaborators in October. is a prime example of advocacy journalism. […]

By Katie Hoedt

November 4, 2021

Opinion: ‘Perversion of Justice’ Acts is a Remarkable Piece Investigative and Advocacy Journalism

Julie K. Brown’s investigative reporting on Jeffery Epstein’s sex pyramid scheme and its subsequent cover-up is an astonishing piece of […]

By Alex West

November 4, 2021

Writer Betty Ming Liu on What She’s Learned About Herself and Her Craft Through Life Coaching

(NEW YORK) — Betty Ming Liu’s career has been a winding path through journalism, blogging, and teaching, but there’s always […]

By Celeste Cox