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 New Podcast Alert!!!


This week’s episode will be discussing libel and defamation. 


As the News Editor of the Christopher Newport University Newspaper, The Captain’s Log, I’ve had my fair share of run-ins dealing with libel and defamation. I’ve had to handle accusations myself, navigate articles and the ethical guidelines of my own practice, as well as teach other staff writers how to navigate these topics. 


Joining me is my boyfriend, Gage Miller, who works at the Newport News Shipyard and attends the Apprentice School. Despite not knowing much about the topics at hand, he shares his perspective from personal job experiences. Join us on Spotify to hear more about our perspectives! 


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