Em Bunthoeun of The Nature Magazine with Don Bosco reporter students

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Em Bunthoeun of The Nature Magazine with Don Bosco reporter students

Em Bunthoeun, editor in chief of The Nature Magazine (Tomechiet), explains to teachers and students of the Don Bosco Social Communication Section of Sihanoukville how the magazine is designed. Students of journalism from Sihanoukville did a visit last Tuesday to some newspapers and media in Phnom Penh.

Written by Albeiro Rodas

January 21, 2012 at 10:07 am

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Tagged with Cambodian journalism, Em Bunthoeun, The Nature Magazine

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Don Bosco is the name of the Technical School in Cambodia (In Sihanouk Ville also) that there are many subjects for the students to study especially focus on the poor ( poor youth ) that was deployed by past war and orphan to have chance to study and then to have the opportunity to get jobs in the future or after the graduated from this school . More over Don Bosco there is one subject that

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January 21, 2012 at 7:52 pm

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