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Vol. I · No. 1Prolonging the Slow Death of NewspapersEst. 2026

Sheeler Splits

Professor Sheeler. I'd take his class. Congrats, Jim. Too bad for newspapers.

At the same time, Sheeler believes that the art of storytelling will be as important tomorrow as it is today. "No matter what medium we're reporting in, somebody's got to be there to write the stories," he says, "and I think that's where journalism is going to be headed. You need to give people a reason to really invest their time in a story, and to do that, you have to write it well."

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