HeyJaredMatthew Jegers
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Opinion: It’s time to put political ads on pause and think. (opens the original)
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A cloud has descended over the United States of America. I’m not talking about an actual weather system, of course, but a phenomenon that has shaken the nation to its core. As long as you are near any screens, you will find yourself a target for waves of mass messaging campaigns. That’s right, it’s everyone’s favorite time of the year — political ad season! Jokes aside, the sheer volume of ads that ran during this year’s Senate and governor cycles in Minnesota has been ridiculous. There were so
Opinion: Public newsrooms to keep our media diets balanced (opens the original)
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One of the very first skills drilled into all journalism and strategic communication majors is media literacy. I will always remember the practice drills from my mass communication course, debating angles and biases with my classmates, and deciding which sources are trustworthy. In today’s world, being aware of the sources of the information we see is incredibly important, and not just for communication majors. Between the chaos of social media and the cacophony of different points of view in th
Opinion: We’re sick of having no national paid sick leave (opens the original)
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As I prepare to move into the professional world, I’ve found myself imagining what my ideal job would look like. After all, there is an entire world of jobs out there with different descriptions, responsibilities and pay scales. Even daydreaming about the different benefits these jobs could offer is a fun exercise: hybrid work, flexible hours, paid sick leave… That last one may seem like just an extra benefit to those in the United States, but to many of my friends abroad, the idea of not having
Opinion: Online communication, paradoxically, both connects and isolates (opens the original)
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While this may be the understatement of the century, COVID-19 had a serious impact on me growing up. A global respiratory pandemic striking right as you prepare to make the transition into high school isn’t exactly conducive to forming new connections or maintaining a social life, especially for someone like me who used extracurriculars as a way to keep in contact with others. Out of this nebulous time of janky Zoom classes and constant COVID-19 tests came one beacon in my life: Discord. On this
Opinion: Comparing career progress against others helps no one (opens the original)
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Two-thirds of my way through college, planning for the future has not gotten easier. College is a unique form of limbo where the whole point is to gain skills that will benefit us in our future careers, and yet we don’t know what the future may hold, especially in the current job market. Since there is no single “correct” path through college, we are left to wonder if we are filling our resumes with enough jobs, internships and extracurriculars to make college worth it. Given this uncertainty, n
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