We think it s a very good and fair resolution. Professors at the School of Journalism and Mass Communication find the settlement not only ironic, but funny as well. In an interview with Karen Abbott, of the Denver Rocky Mountain News, CU journalism professor Len Ackland said faculty members were laughing when they learned of the donation last Wednesday. It s a sweet irony that the Globe, one of the most unethical publications on Earth, would be supporting a media ethics class, Ackland said to the Denver Rocky Mountain News. Check below for possible problems.
Some students find irony in the settlement.
Obviously they wouldn't have done it unless a judge made them. They had no problem with themselves being unethical. The hope of the court is that young journalists will learn to keep their writing at high standards, unlike the standards of Lewis. The note was found two hours before her body was discovered. No one has been tried for her murder to this date.