Do you think apologizing is enough to be forgiven?

Answer this question, bearing in mind historical events such as :
- the slavery and segregation in the USA
- the extermination camps in Europe during the Second World War
- the Japanese American internment camps in the USA during the Second World War
- the Apartheid, the Soweto riots and the Truth and Reconciliation Commission in South Africa
- the Stolen Generation, the Bringing Them Home Report and Kevin's Rudd Apology in Australia
- the Amritsar Massacre in India
- Bloody Sunday in Northern Ireland, the Saville Report and David Cameron's address to the Parliament

The sixties

 The Terminales are studying the Sixties in the United Kingdom and then the USA at the moment - the whole point being to confront their glamorous visions and clichés to the reality of that decade.

Their assignment is to create a moodboard like the one below to depict what they learnt about the decade through the different texts, documentaries, movies and songs they studied. And then, they'll have to present them orally and compare the different moodboards to define the one that truly encompasses the decade.

It would be great if you could share some of your relatives' memories with us - whatever the country they were in at that time - as it would widen our horizons and give us some perspective.

Is new media killing journalism?

In their article published in the New Media Institute website, Bailey Socha and Barbara Eber-Schmid define new media as evolving and morphing continuously.

Newsweek announced last week that they will stop their print edition on December 31st.
In her blog, Neeta Kolhatkar states that "The New media is setting new benchmarks & new parametres for reporting."
Robin Sloan and Matt Thompson's Epic 2015 explores the incidence of new media, such as news aggregators, blogging or social networking on professional journalism.

The first version of this flash movie was released in 2004. Since then this dystopia has turned into reality.
So... Is new media killing journalism?... Or is journalism rising from the ashes thanks to networked journalism?

Family relationships

Why are family relationships sometimes so difficult?

Here is a British childline that can provide answers.
The video below is an extract from a famous primetime TV series entitled "Scènes de Ménages". The show is so successful that it is running for the 4th season and they are shooting the 5th.