مبروك لابنتي العزيزة نضـال هباني وهي تخطو في بلاط صاحبة الجلالة!!
اليوم الخميس الحادي والثلاثون من اغسطس عام2006م يصادف اليوم الاول لابنتي الحبيبةنضال هشام احمد هباني والطالبة بالسنةنهائية بالثانوي وهي تخطو خطوتها الاولى في بلاط مهنة ( المتاعب) او عندما يدللها اهلها تسمى (صاحبة الجلالة) وتارة السلطة الرابعة وهي السيدة (مهنةالصحافة) كمتعاونة مع صحيفةالDALLAS MORNING NEWS الامريكية اليومية الواسعة الانتشار.. و ابنتي نضال الان هي رئيسة تحرير صحيفة الاخبار الخاصة بمدرستها. وهي من مواليد طرابلس ليبيا مايو 1989م Make nice with the media They're not all tabloids, paparazzi and sensationalism, says Nedal Ahmed 10:33 AM CDT on Thursday, August 31, 2006 So, you want to be a journalist? Why, because you want to chase celebrities around and bug them? This is what a fellow high-schooler, fellow aspiring writer and a good friend of mine thinks of journalism. I find it a little demoralizing and a little hurtful. I told her, "No, I want to, like, actually inform people." The title of a journalist always came to me with a label of credibility and honesty and just a little bit of a cool edge to it, and for it to be perceived this way is a little daunting. If anyone should appreciate journalism, it should be the younger, "freer," more outspoken generation. What's the future outlook on the press if 16- and 17-year-olds are already resenting the media? Media that have done them no personal injury. It seems that every time a player loses his temper, every time a politician makes a distasteful comment, every time a celebrity gets a divorce and every time a certain Dallas football coach is asked about a certain wide receiver, it's the media's fault for prying and interfering. It's ironic that the media have become the scapegoat for almost every misdeed when it's part of their primary role to inform the public of these offenses. A bit of hypocrisy is involved here. We want to be able to know every minuscule and ongoing detail, but at the same time, we want the media to back off from the faces of the rich and the famous. Journalists seem to always have to walk a fine line of criticism and admiration. Talk about something too little, and you're not doing your duty. Talk too much, and you're overhyping the situation. Find the balance, and it might be Pulitzer-worthy. I was around 8 when Princess Diana died in a car crash. News of her tragic death in a horrific accident flooded the news channels, yet until a few years ago, I never knew of the role of the paparazzi in her death. I now observe the whole incident with disgust. What could have been so newsworthy about her car ride with Dodi Fayed that the woman had to be hounded through the streets of Paris in the middle of the night? Frankly, I don't blame the outraged witnesses at the scene of the crash who beat one of the photographers trailing the princess. I also feel outraged when I see tabloids run with their unsubstantiated stories. They set real journalism back in the eyes of my peers, which is probably why, as soon as I mention my journalistic aspirations to people, they expect me to meddle in their personal lives and ask extremely uncomfortable questions. At the same time, don't think that waiting in seemingly endless lines at Wal-Mart, I wouldn't pick up a copy of The National Enquirer with a front page story's headline reading something like, "Oprah abducted by outerspace creatures!" Seriously – outerspace creatures? That deserves a glance. Why? It's funny, because it's a joke. But it's a bigger joke that we spend our time playing the blame game. Celebrities aren't the "it" thing for people to resent anymore; it seems that teenagers and adults feel that they make themselves automatically more witty by diverting how little they know about an issue by addressing how the media "blew it out of proportion." How about you go find out what it is exactly that was so sensationalized? Oh, wait, you'll probably tell me that the media probably didn't give you enough information to do that. Nedal Ahmed is a senior at Plano East Senior High School and a Classroom Voices volunteer columnist. To respond to this commentary, send an e-mail to [email protected] http://www.dallasnews.com/sharedcontent/dws/news/city/c...dition1.3ecc168.html

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