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"You can learn the entire thing in like three days," says Rolling Stone political writer Matt Taibbi. "My advice is instead of going to journalism school, go to school for something concrete like medicine or some kind of science or something and then use the knowledge you get in that field as a wedge to get yourself into journalism." PLUS: Taibbi talks about his obsession with Times columnist Tom Friedman.
> Taibbi once called Sulzberger and pretended to be Friedman (NYPress)
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And Journalism professors are way out of touch... Good journalism has nothing to do with a journalism degree.... More.
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