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Opinion
When a blinding echo chamber stifles diversity of thought
Our time in New York City, at the Ivy League’s only graduate school of journalism, made us realize that there’s a dearth of views beyond those on the left being represented in lecture halls.
Students walk outside the Library of Columbia University in New York.
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By
JONATHAN HAROUNOFF
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CALEB GALARAGA
OCTOBER 20, 2018 20:47
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