Post-secondary ESL students from colleges and adult schools in the Bay Area check out how their peers find out about news by asking the following questions. 1) Do you follow the news? 2) What interests you? 3) Where do you look? 4) Who do you believe? 5) Are your perspectives being represented? Please identify news sources by name or website where possible.
San Jose State University
Thursday, November 3, 2011
I interviewed my classmate about News.
Hi, everybody This is Abdulla Naim. I am from Bangladesh. I want improve my learning English. That is why i am taking ESL 66. In the picture the handsom guy standing in my left side he is Thant Zin Aung. He is a student of CCSF and he is my classmate. Few days ago we were discussing about news and its reliability. I asked him few question and he answered me deliberately. The first question that i asked him it was weather he follow the news or not ? In reply he told me that he follow different sources of news. Being a representative of new generation he likes to follow the news on internet. He has special interest in various sector For example Fashion, Sports, Entertainment, Science, Economics and International News. He told me that some News Agencies publish fabricated news for their own economical benefits. That is why he don not rely on any particular news agencies. He look into different sources and compare the news to get actual story. www.aljazeera.com, www.bbcworldservice.com These are the main news agencies he likes to follow.
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