February 25, 2009

Reports

News

CRSRS: Yes votes win over no

The result for the votation in the referendum had been released and majority of the students cast in a Yes vote in the referendum. 73% of the total turnout of voters voted yes, while 26% voted no.

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Links

Global Economic Crisis

US 2007- The housing market started to show a decline and this caused the credit crunch experienced by financial institutions. People who could avail from the housing market through subprime lenders. These are companies that lent money to individuals who have poor credit records or who have incomes that cannot cover the downpayment of a house.

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Feature

All around

It is almost 2 in the morning. A graduating student is kept up by three men: Dwight Perkins, Steven Radelet, and David Lindauer. The student wards off sleep by drinking coffee. With his thick copy of Economics of Development propped in front of him and the image of his professor on his mind, he continues to read and comprehend.

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Column

Online Journalism

In the fast-paced life of today, every person needs everything instant-- food, coffee, and now, news.
For many centuries, news was printed on paper; advertising serving as its lifeblood.

Writing the news was specifically for journalists. What citizens talked about relied on what was disseminated on the TV, the radio, and the newspaper.

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