Tang of the soil

Article Abstract:

Benjamin Franklin a man of humble Boston roots understood the toils of average citizen, he sustained the power to amuse and inspire people with his provincial wit, which is evidenced best by the enormous popularity of his published annual edition of Poor RichardEs Almanack. Even after a life of magnanimous achievement Franklin has maintained 'a tang of soil'.

Citizenship

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War crimes trials: the individual defendant

Article Abstract:

The allegations that international criminal trials are only legalistic exercises that cloak a victor's justice rather than forums for an equality of arms between the accused and the prosecution that can provide even-handed justice is investigated. Several cases involving criminal defendants decided by international courts are analyzed.

International courts, War crime trials

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Re-thinking objectivity

Article Abstract:

Objectivity as a journalistic standard, and its adherence in reporting news in the U.S. is described. The press began to embrace objectivity in the middle of the nineteenth century, as society turned away from religion and toward science and empiricism to explain the world.

Journalism, Journalistic ethics

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