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(University of Oregon, 2023)The World Athletics Championships Oregon22 marked the first World Championships held in the United States. Track and field officials hoped this event would help increase the support of track and field in the United States. ...
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(University of Oregon, 2015-06)A persistent rhetorical pattern dominates both the early years of the Cold War and the years immediately following the 9/11 attacks leading up to the Iraq War Specifically, this pattern portrays the threat of Communism and ...
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(University of Oregon, 2018-06)When Donald Trump won the 2016 presidential election, it marked a drastic change in national and foreign policy. The enactment of new travel bans, the withdrawal from the Trans-Pacific Partnership and other “America first” ...
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(University of Oregon, 2016-06)In recent years, due to several significant events, the coverage of collegiate marching bands in the news has became more relevant. Collegiate marching bands are generally characterized by their sound, performances, and ...
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(University of Oregon, 2021)Journalists are becoming increasingly aware that they need to build relationships with the communities they serve. This paper explores the current discourses around community engagement, addresses challenges to this topic, ...
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(University of Oregon, 2018-06)This research explores how the modern publication about the evidence arising from primary research on Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy is affecting the perception of football, specifically at the high school level. The ...
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Constructed Realities in Women's Prisons: From "Beyond Scared Straight" to "Orange is the New Black" (University of Oregon, 2014-06)The show "Orange is the New Black," released by Netflix in 2013 and set in a women's prison, received rave reviews and skyrocketed in popularity. Critics lauded the show as a realistic representation of prison. This paper ...
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(University of Oregon, 2015-06)"Cosmopolitan," recognized globally for its information about sex and sexuality, is now published all over the world. Cosmopolitan claims that it adjusts its publications to fit the local culture around sex, so as not to ...
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(University of Oregon, 2016-06)As the issue of frequent mass shootings continues to plague America, increased attention is being given to the way shootings are covered in the press. Within the last five years, concern has arisen that news coverage ...
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(University of Oregon, 2016-06)This paper suggests a product that is digital and has an emphasis on visual learning to address the issue of American students not understanding their globalized world. The fact that geography is not prioritized in the ...
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(University of Oregon, 2018-06)The Supreme Court does not have a traditional public relations office, nor does it seek out media coverage to discuss its work. The mysterious aura of the Supreme Court leaves the media to interpret and uncover the legally ...
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(University of Oregon, 2016-02)The nature of advertising requires it to be a constant perpetuation of cultural ideals, flexible enough to frequently change to anticipate and capitalize on the needs and wants of a society. Increasingly, advertising is ...
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(University of Oregon, 2016-06)The goal of this thesis is to examine how news satire has changed in the United States since the country was founded in 1776. This thesis will show that the connection between news and satire is important because satire ...
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(University of Oregon, 2015-06)Media coverage of Oregon football has changed over the years. Whether it’s because of the technology used, with the emergence of the Internet and social media; the decrease in access that local media is given, with the ...
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(University of Oregon, 2021)In the past two decades, relations between Northern Ireland, Ireland, and the United States have gradually weakened, as has the Irish media’s coverage of US events. President Bill Clinton’s diplomatic intervention in the ...
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(University of Oregon, 2016-06)News organiz.ations and other mainstream media play an influential role in molding public perceptions of provocative topics, including human rights issues. This thesis explores the portrayal of human sex trafficking in ...
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The Future of Prison Radio: Does inmate-produced media have a place in the American prison system? (University of Oregon, 2015-06)This project explores the value and influence of National Prison Radio (NPR)—the only national prison radio network in the world, existing only inside 107 British prisons and streaming to 73,000 potential listeners—through ...
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(University of Oregon, 2014-06)In this paper, I analyze how media coverage of sexual assault cases impacts the victims of these assaults. In this thesis, I theorize that the media is an institution, under which betrayal of the subject can occur. I ...
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(University of Oregon, 2018-06)This thesis explores the history and current status of investigative reporting in the United States, introducing the connection between investigative reporting and a concept of psychology called psychic numbing. Psychic ...
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(University of Oregon, 2015-06)My project consists of two parts: a production section, in which I explore the ways in which multimedia journalism can communicate stories that are otherwise inaccessible or weakened when confined to one medium, and a ...
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