Columbia Looks Ahead in an Age of Disruption
Posted: 4/1/2013 | By: David Carr | New York Times
Entering Columbia’s Graduate School of Journalism on the Upper West Side of New York, there is academic majesty wherever you look.
Past the lamps with the iron claws and the statue of Jefferson (“Our liberty depends on the freedom of the press“) lies a 100-year-old redoubt that has trained the likes of Robert Caro, Molly Ivins and A. J. Liebling, among many, many others. It’s Hogwarts for wizards who type.
Past the lamps with the iron claws and the statue of Jefferson (“Our liberty depends on the freedom of the press“) lies a 100-year-old redoubt that has trained the likes of Robert Caro, Molly Ivins and A. J. Liebling, among many, many others. It’s Hogwarts for wizards who type.