Apr 11, 2010 12:36
14 yrs ago
English term
squirrel journalism
English to French
Art/Literary
Journalism
colloquialism
Je réalise que l'expression est utilisée pour du journalisme pas très sérieux, mais je cherche une expression aussi imagée.
Il y a beaucoup de références en anglais, mais rien du tout en français.
Was it falsely reported that he and his Alpha Tau Omega fraternity brothers use Sundays for comparing notes as the dates they’ve taken to the game?
Photographs from the WSJ’s Eric Lesser appear with the reporting so it seems like this was hardly secret squirrel journalism.
Il y a beaucoup de références en anglais, mais rien du tout en français.
Was it falsely reported that he and his Alpha Tau Omega fraternity brothers use Sundays for comparing notes as the dates they’ve taken to the game?
Photographs from the WSJ’s Eric Lesser appear with the reporting so it seems like this was hardly secret squirrel journalism.
Proposed translations
(French)
| 5 | amateur journalisme des étudiants (Squirrels) de L'Université Mc Gill in Australia |
imatahan
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| 4 | journalisme de "perroquet" |
Constantinos Faridis (X)
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| 3 | journalisme du dimanche |
Frédéric Genin
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References
| Secret Squirrel |
Alison Sabedoria (X)
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Change log
Apr 12, 2010 13:30: ALIAS trad changed "Level" from "Non-PRO" to "PRO"
Votes to reclassify question as PRO/non-PRO:
PRO (3): Stéphanie Soudais, Valérie Madesclair, ALIAS trad
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Proposed translations
37 mins
journalisme de "perroquet"
18 juin 2007 ... Du journalisme de "perroquet". Faire mieux, faire plus en profondeur. Faire pour servir la population et non les "maîtres du monde" de la ...
www.ledevoir.com/.../l-entrevue-une-passion-pour-la-verite
www.ledevoir.com/.../l-entrevue-une-passion-pour-la-verite
3 hrs
amateur journalisme des étudiants (Squirrels) de L'Université Mc Gill in Australia
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=7822921346
Nome:
McGill University Faculty of Squirrels
Categoria:
Grupos de estudantes - Classes & Departamentos
Descrição:
ABOUT THE FACULTY OF SQUIRRELS:
The Faculty of Squirrels is situated in four graceful nineteenth century oak trees plus a modern, six-story Canadian maple tree nestled partway up Mount Royal, looking down on the main campus and the city's commercial hub.
A TRADITION OF INTER-DISCIPLINARY SQUIRREL STUDIES
McGill squirrel professors are experts in both academic and applicative squirrel knowledge, with many emphasizing a comparative approach, most readily demonstrated by the number of international squirrel specialists. This depth gives students a wide choice of courses in public and private international squirrel adoration, including squirrel rights and international squirrel business.
AT THE FOREFRONT OF SQUIRREL RIGHTS
McGill Squirrels Faculty has a long-standing tradition of supporting international rodent rights dating back to Prof. Jean-Pierre Horland's drafting of the UN Declaration of Squirrel Rights in 2005. Current members of the Faculty represent political prisoners, and promote female squirrel rights and visible minority rights globally, through development projects. Students interested in this work can apply for international internships in many parts of the world, where they put their squirrel education to practical use.
McGill professors and students have also turned their attention to rodent rights in the domestic context, having established the first squirrel information depanneur in Quebec in 1973, and the Dep continues to help the broader community, through advocacy and outreach programs run entirely by squirrels faculty students. Also, in 2006, the Centre of Squirrel Rights and Rodent Pluralism was founded to provide students, professors and the larger community with a locus of intellectual and physical resources for engaging critically with how squirrels impact upon some of the most compelling social problems of our modern era.
A WORLD OF OPPORTUNITIES
Graduates of McGill Squirrel Faculty find career opportunities worldwide: our graduates practice in every Canadian province and many American states, while globally, they are engaged in squirrelology and institutional development projects in Africa, South America, Europe and Asia. Dozens of alumni have become academics, teaching on every continent. Still other McGill grads pursue careers in international agencies, in rodent government, and in squirrel journalism - endeavours for which our rigorous transsystemic programs provide highly appropriate training. (ler menos)
ABOUT THE FACULTY OF SQUIRRELS:
The Faculty of Squirrels is situated in four graceful nineteenth century oak trees plus a modern, six-story Canadian maple tree nestled partway up Mount Royal, looking down on the main campus and the city's commercial hub.
A TRADITION OF INTER-DISCIPLINARY SQUIRREL STUDIES
McGill squirrel professors are experts in both academic and applicative squirrel knowledge, with many emphasizing a comparative approach, most readily demonstrated by the number of... (saiba mais)
Tipo de privacidade:
Aberto: todo o conteúdo é público.
They belong to a fraternity of the University.
So, I think it's an "amateur journalisme".
Nome:
McGill University Faculty of Squirrels
Categoria:
Grupos de estudantes - Classes & Departamentos
Descrição:
ABOUT THE FACULTY OF SQUIRRELS:
The Faculty of Squirrels is situated in four graceful nineteenth century oak trees plus a modern, six-story Canadian maple tree nestled partway up Mount Royal, looking down on the main campus and the city's commercial hub.
A TRADITION OF INTER-DISCIPLINARY SQUIRREL STUDIES
McGill squirrel professors are experts in both academic and applicative squirrel knowledge, with many emphasizing a comparative approach, most readily demonstrated by the number of international squirrel specialists. This depth gives students a wide choice of courses in public and private international squirrel adoration, including squirrel rights and international squirrel business.
AT THE FOREFRONT OF SQUIRREL RIGHTS
McGill Squirrels Faculty has a long-standing tradition of supporting international rodent rights dating back to Prof. Jean-Pierre Horland's drafting of the UN Declaration of Squirrel Rights in 2005. Current members of the Faculty represent political prisoners, and promote female squirrel rights and visible minority rights globally, through development projects. Students interested in this work can apply for international internships in many parts of the world, where they put their squirrel education to practical use.
McGill professors and students have also turned their attention to rodent rights in the domestic context, having established the first squirrel information depanneur in Quebec in 1973, and the Dep continues to help the broader community, through advocacy and outreach programs run entirely by squirrels faculty students. Also, in 2006, the Centre of Squirrel Rights and Rodent Pluralism was founded to provide students, professors and the larger community with a locus of intellectual and physical resources for engaging critically with how squirrels impact upon some of the most compelling social problems of our modern era.
A WORLD OF OPPORTUNITIES
Graduates of McGill Squirrel Faculty find career opportunities worldwide: our graduates practice in every Canadian province and many American states, while globally, they are engaged in squirrelology and institutional development projects in Africa, South America, Europe and Asia. Dozens of alumni have become academics, teaching on every continent. Still other McGill grads pursue careers in international agencies, in rodent government, and in squirrel journalism - endeavours for which our rigorous transsystemic programs provide highly appropriate training. (ler menos)
ABOUT THE FACULTY OF SQUIRRELS:
The Faculty of Squirrels is situated in four graceful nineteenth century oak trees plus a modern, six-story Canadian maple tree nestled partway up Mount Royal, looking down on the main campus and the city's commercial hub.
A TRADITION OF INTER-DISCIPLINARY SQUIRREL STUDIES
McGill squirrel professors are experts in both academic and applicative squirrel knowledge, with many emphasizing a comparative approach, most readily demonstrated by the number of... (saiba mais)
Tipo de privacidade:
Aberto: todo o conteúdo é público.
They belong to a fraternity of the University.
So, I think it's an "amateur journalisme".
Peer comment(s):
| neutral |
John Detre
: I'm not sure I understand how a mock student site about a Faculty of Squirrels with squirrel professors and a tradition of interdisciplinary squirrel studies, leading to careers ranging from rodent government to squirrel journalism, would be relevant here
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Because squirrel journalism doesn't exist, so it wouldn't have sense, specially if they're talking about a fraternity in the text, but related to Mc Gill students.
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8 days
Frédéric Genin
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Works in: Portuguese to French, Dutch to French, Dutch to Portuguese, and 1 more.
journalisme du dimanche
Ma proposition s'applique dans la mesure où on accepte l'interprétation que "squirrel" désigne une forme d'incompétence, ce que j'ignore.
En français "du dimanche" désigne plaisamment une personne moyennement compétente dans un domaine particulier (le plus connu étant le conducteur du dimanche; mais il existe aussi les peintres du dimanche, les photographes du dimanche, les bricoleur du dimanche, etc ).
Stylistiquement parlant, le côté plaisant de "du dimanche" ne détone en tout cas pas avec le côté sympathique du "squirrel".
Sous réserve bien sûr que "squirrel" désigne bien ici une personne peu assidue/compétente dans son métier.
En français "du dimanche" désigne plaisamment une personne moyennement compétente dans un domaine particulier (le plus connu étant le conducteur du dimanche; mais il existe aussi les peintres du dimanche, les photographes du dimanche, les bricoleur du dimanche, etc ).
Stylistiquement parlant, le côté plaisant de "du dimanche" ne détone en tout cas pas avec le côté sympathique du "squirrel".
Sous réserve bien sûr que "squirrel" désigne bien ici une personne peu assidue/compétente dans son métier.
Reference comments
3 hrs
Reference:
Secret Squirrel
C'est un personnage de dessin animé.
Reference:
Discussion
squirrel-headed = shallow-minded(=)