Update: The applications window is now closed; thank you to everyone who got in touch. The Morning News needs a fall intern to cuddle and train in the black arts. This is an unpaid internship where you supply your own computer and steam and we shower you with beer. Figure
Hi Folks, I’ve enjoyed reading your series on city parks and was very excited to see that Toronto had it’s own article. Being a Torontonian, I was looking forward to hearing about little known areas of this city that I hadn’t yet discovered. This expectation seemed reasonable
It’s not often we hear about TMN playing a role in law enforcement, especially when it’s in a plagiarism case (since we’ve enjoyed promoting plagiarism in the past), but some of Matthew Baldwin’s stories are too good to keep to yourself: Punishment Mounts for Missing Juror
Experts answer what they know. The Non-Expert answers anything. This week we test whether therapy is conductable over portable email devices.
Dear TMN, Today’s “Not an Open Letter” by Elizabeth Kiem speaks for so many of us who understand how the world works in shades of gray. I was sad and disappointed to learn about Grass’s secret when I first read about it. It was the same knee-jerk
We are pleased to announce the arrival of Summer 2006 Intern Jen Turner. As her bio says on the masthead: Jen Turner is the lone college senior in Washington, D.C., not interested in interning for her congressman. This probably has to do with Jen’s politically unconventional upbringing in
“Web Geeks Unite!” was the original slogan when The Morning News launched in 1999, and though our mission has changed, the spirit is undiminished.
Today we’re immensely pleased to open a new section on TMN called “Digest.” What we’ll be featuring: a stack of book notices awaiting you every Monday morning; on Wednesdays, a round-up of what’s going on in the world of mp3 blogs (and we’ll have some
Just a short note to say we’ve recently passed the 1,100 mark on TMN for features. That means we’ve somehow published 1,100 stories in the last couple years (TMN celebrates its anniversary each year in mid-November), as well as over 1,200 days of headlines.
Announcing the TMN “Sloppy Seconds With Opal Mehta” Contest, where you, as “writer,” plagiarize as much as you want, for a sort-of original story. Start cribbing now—the entry deadline is in two weeks!
