After having spent nearly four decades working for the Federal Government and in diplomatic service in Washington, D.C., the Middle East, and South and Southeast Asia, SC&I alumnus William Tuchrello ’74 leveraged his Master of Library Science (now the
Many Rutgers students considering journalism as a major sometimes assume the only skill they will learn is news writing, and thus the only career open to them will be working as a journalist and writing full-time for a newspaper or other news publication.
The book “focuses on Menhem the designer; it offers an overview of his career along three main axes: political engagement, cultural production, and journalistic design.”
The book explores a new type of collective memory, that of aging baby boomers who first labeled their parents “The Greatest Generation” to share and celebrate their accomplishments during World War II.
Lingel explores “how craigslist champions openness, democracy, and other vanishing principles of the early web.”
