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Journalism Career Paths: From a Degree to Serendipity
American Journalism Review Young people take varied paths into journalism today, and many land fulfilling jobs without a degree in journalism. American Journalism Review reached out informally to nearly a…
Ndrangheta, Main basse sur L’Europe (Reportage Arte 58.27)
;index=34&list=PLtAkCtNW037hywZGAxrpEFFbNOiao1LFY Le 15 août 2007, six ressortissants italiens sont assassinés à Duisbourg, en Allemagne. Avec ce sanglant épisode de la guerre des clans, les citoyens européens découvrent l'emprise de la…
Are you damaging your hearing without realising it?
Un article de la BBC Many of us use earphones throughout the day to drown out noise in our commutes and at work. But is it prematurely damaging our hearing?…
L’histoire oubliée de l’autisme
TED Talks Decades ago, few pediatricians had heard of autism. In 1975, 1 in 5,000 kids was estimated to have it. Today, 1 in 68 is on the autism spectrum.…
Enseignants : un métier extrême
300 enseignants par année victimes de voies de fait Journal de Montréal Ils sont intimidés sur les réseaux sociaux, victimes de voies de fait, mordus ou percutés par un objet…
NASA satellite data show the Earth is running out of groundwater | The Washington Post
With all the droughts happening across the world, water management has clearly become one of the most urgent challenges for governments and citizens to tackle. According to a recent study…
Le cubicule (vidéo 25.26)
aeon Is the office cubicle actually designed to crush your soul? The strange history and significance of a much-loathed space
Infographie: Southern discomfort: A look at the history of the controversial Confederate flag
National Post To some, the Confederate flag is a symbol of Southern heritage and pride, adorning everything from bars to T-shirts to licence plates. To others, it’s a token of…