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How Will the Journalism Industry Change? Here’s What Four Industry Leaders Think

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Apr

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How Will the Journalism Industry Change? Here’s What Four Industry Leaders Think

metamorworks via iStockPhoto The Vanderbilt Business Review recently invited four people from various parts of the journalism industry to a speaker event open to the whole campus. One of the questions we asked them was “How do you predict the journalism industry will change in the future?” Each speaker gave…

The Rise of the Coffee Futures Price: What Happened?

02

Feb

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The Rise of the Coffee Futures Price: What Happened?

Photo taken by Anna Song In the past month, the coffee C Price has experienced a dramatic increase from over $2/lb to over $3/lb. The current C price of over $3/lb has reached a historical high over the past 13 years. What is the C Price and what happened with…

Cafés: Comparison of Paris and Nashville Coffee Drinking Culture

30

Sep

By Anna Song

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Cafés: Comparison of Paris and Nashville Coffee Drinking Culture

Photo taken by Anna Song: A café in the Marais in January. (Figure 1) Nashville, as a developing city, is home to various specialty coffee shops such as Crema Coffee Roasters and Barista Parlor. While studying at Vanderbilt and living in the city of Nashville, I started to interact more…

New Chinese Style Tea House: A Pathway from Tradition to the Public?

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Jan

By Anna Song

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New Chinese Style Tea House: A Pathway from Tradition to the Public?

Anna Song Photo By Anna Song This past summer, I returned to China and encountered a type of tea house called “Xin Zhong Shi (新中式),” which literally translates to “New Chinese Style.” I landed in Shanghai, a city that embodies a richer coffee culture rather than tea culture. However, there…