“Read a good newspaper … it will be your path to the world at large,” advises James MacGregor Burns, an American professor emeritus, in a New York Times back-to-college column.
The cynic in me wonders if the good professor would have the same advice were he younger, with a youthful perspective on social online media and newspapers on the bleeding edge of bankruptcy. Still, it’s a nice idea.
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