Jazz Miller was the Editor for the Spring 1996 issue of the Ryerson Review of Journalism. The Cook, the Spy, the Prof and the Scribbler
To the Mulroneys she's the Duchess of Dirt, to her daughters she's the Queen of Unusable Chinathe many faces of Stevie Cameron
Last spring, eight people were kneeling on the chancel steps at the front of Saint Andrew’s Presbyterian Church in Toronto. Heads bent, eyes closed, they listened as the minister delivered the service of ordination, admitting them to the congregation’s elders. One of the eight was writer and journalist Stevie Cameron. Shaking slightly from kneeling-years of […]
Academic Question
When not on the lookout for that fresh angle on a stale story, journalism students are bracing themselves for insults from people who are earning a living in the profession we’re hoping to break into. We don’t have to look very hard. Dodging reporters who want to know how our impressionable young psyches have been […]
