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Jueun Choi

Jueun Choi

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Digital Producer, Documentaries, Al Jazeera English

Doha

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Business, Travel, Technology, Health, insurance education, Events, Technology , Health , Environment, Country Guides, banking and finance energy

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Non-Arizona related stories. Pitches that don't fit with my podcasts.

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Total articles 42

  • How the coronavirus pandemic affected Qatar's university students

    By Jueun Choi Verified| Al Jazeera English Verified Doha, Qatar - Graduation is typically one of the happiest days of a student's life. But ceremonies around the world have been cancelled, delayed or performed virtually as part of measures aimed at containing the global coronavirus pandemic. Mariam al-Dhubhani, a recent graduate of Northwestern University in Qatar (NU-Q), said that her graduation experience earlier this month left her deflated. "On May 4, instead of feeling joy, I felt so down. I didn't celebrate nor feel celebrated," she said.

    By Jueun Choi Verified · Al Jazeera English

    May. 16, 2020

  • William Oliver, found dead in Mt. Juliet, was once BellSouth executive

    By Jueun Choi Verified| The Tennessean Verified Jueun Choi, Nashville Tennessean Published 1:10 p.m. CT June 25, 2019 William "Bill" Oliver, who was found dead in Mt. Juliet on Monday, once led the Louisiana branch of BellSouth and moved to Old Hickory to retire. Oliver, 71, died in the West Wilson Middle School parking lot. Authorities believe he stopped to adjust something on his boat and fell from it onto the pavement.

    By Jueun Choi Verified · The Tennessean

    Jun. 25, 2019

  • How the coronavirus pandemic affected Qatar's university students

    By Jueun Choi Verified| Al Jazeera English Verified Doha, Qatar - Graduation is typically one of the happiest days of a student's life. But ceremonies around the world have been cancelled, delayed or performed virtually as part of measures aimed at containing the global coronavirus pandemic. Mariam al-Dhubhani, a recent graduate of Northwestern University in Qatar (NU-Q), said that her graduation experience earlier this month left her deflated. "On May 4, instead of feeling joy, I felt so down. I didn't celebrate nor feel celebrated," she said.

    By Jueun Choi Verified · Al Jazeera English

    May. 16, 2020

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Company Info

Al Jazeera English

A leading investment company in UAE, with discreet investments in diversified sectors and markets including real estate, constructions, industrial, food, transportation, and concrete. We work together to share ideas, identify and address risks, build tools, and explore new investment opportunities.

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Founded: 1999