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...There definitely is that danger of losing something,” Patel says. “You don’t want it not to be Bhangra anymore...
...Committee to Protect Journalists recommends candidates to journalism institutes at three universities—Harvard, the University of Michigan and Stanford—that occasionally take in qualified journalists who are in danger, according to Nieman Foundation Curator Robert H. Giles...
...situation as complex as the current conflict in Israel, that’s not very easy advice to follow. And when one forms inflexible opinions from secondhand news one must recognize the danger of not getting the true story. But by visiting places and speaking with the people who live amidst a particular conflict on a day-to-day basis, one can gain an understanding of a situation that is nuanced enough to step outside those ideological boxes. Suddenly, a bombing at a Tel Aviv bus station is not just a sad event that happened halfway around the world...
...greatest risk is that with the U.S. preoccupied by Iraq, the two sides will continue talking past each other. That will allow room for a misstep or accident to be dangerously misinterpreted by the other side. As tension builds, it might not take more than a few bullets fired in the DMZ or a patrol boat straying across a disputed demarcation line to trigger full mobilization. North Korea's next move could be the test firing of a missile like the one that flew over Japan in 1998. Other even more dangerous provocations are possible. Gordon Flake, a Korea expert...
Emmy-winning journalist Callie Crossley taught a class about political and social activism. She showed footage from the civil rights movement to her group and asked the boys to consider whether they would face danger to fight for equality...