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beandelphikiI'm currently trying to do my last Media Literacy project for my Globalization class (the culture module). This involves looking up the same globalization-related story in both an international news source and a North American news source, and comparing them.
I've discovered the BBC website to be invaluable for excellent stories I can use, so I'm on the site now.
And what should happen to be under, "top news headlines"? (No, really.)
Newly released, never-before-seen rehearsal photos and documents from the earliest years of Doctor Who.
Oh, go ahead internet.
DISTRACT ME MORE, WHY DON'T YOU.
I've discovered the BBC website to be invaluable for excellent stories I can use, so I'm on the site now.
And what should happen to be under, "top news headlines"? (No, really.)
Newly released, never-before-seen rehearsal photos and documents from the earliest years of Doctor Who.
Oh, go ahead internet.
DISTRACT ME MORE, WHY DON'T YOU.
