Jonathan Fernandes

Journalist on the go... neutrality, getting both sides of the story!

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A Rhode Island school district is facing accusations of lunch shaming after it announced a limited midday-meal option of a sunflower seed butter and jelly sandwich for students who are in debt on their school-lunch accounts https://t.co/fDKhVUT48m

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A fossil jaw found in the lofty Himalayan highlands of Tibet belongs to a vanished human species called Denisovans, deepening the mystery of human evolution in Asia, scientists said https://t.co/jaP47rLbgI

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@jlemke12 Yes they do, I just regret not taking a picture of the crowd, it was a small gathering but yet so impactful.

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Flyers posted outside the Linden Place welcomed all to unravel the world of spies and covert operations with Author, Christian M. McBurney. In Bristol, RI. #RICWriting2019

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@jlemke12 Yes I did and I got to interview the Author/Historian. Very informative.

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“I read about several women who were spies. It was thought by some, that they couldn’t do the work as spies but they were wrong of course. In fact, the very fact that people thought they couldn’t be spies, made them even more effective,” said McBurney. #RICWriting2019

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Author, Christian M. McBurney when lecturing about ordinary people spying in Rhode Island during the Revolutionary War.

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“Spies were ordinary people like you and me. They typically did not gain fame or riches as a spy but these ordinary people risked their lives to promote the cause they believed in,” said Christian M. McBurney, when talking to the audience. Linden Place Ballroom. #RICWriting2019

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“One feature of the spies, is that they usually were ordinary people, they weren’t officers, these were not professional spies,” said Christian M. McBurney, the speaker of the event and author of Spies in Revolutionary Rhode Island. #RICWriting2019

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Author Christian McBurney preparing his speech at Linden Place Ballroom in Bristol, RI. On April 13th, 2019. #RICWriting2019

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awaiting the arrival of guest speaker Author Christian McBurney, to lecture about Spies of Revolutionary Rhode Island at Linden Place Mansion in Bristol, RI. #RICWriting2019

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Pedro Bicudo, international journalist. April 8th, 2019

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Background story about Pedro Bicudo at Whipple Hall at Rhode Island College. #RICwriting2019

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Pedro Bicudo, international journalist. April 8th, 2019

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“We need to step out of the newsroom,” said Pedro Bicudo, when talking to the audiences about journalism at Whipple Hall. #RICWriting2019

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Pedro Bicudo, international journalist. April 8th, 2019

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“When you are a journalist, you are in the front row,” said Pedro Bicudo , when talking about journalism. #RICWriting2019

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Pedro Bicudo, international journalist. April 8th, 2019

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“Media, it’s a beast,” said Pedro Bicudo, when talking about writing in journalism. #RICWriting2019

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Pedro Bicudo, international journalist. April 8th, 2019 in room 103.

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Pedro Bicudo showing the audience at Whipple Hall one of his stories called Fashion Week in New York, which was narrated in Portuguese. #RICWriting2019

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Pedro Bicudo, international journalist. April 8th, 2019.

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“The delivery in a story, is due to good writing,” Pedro Bicudo said when paraphrasing his dialogue to the audience. #RICWriting2019