Fall 1999, Vol. 33, #1 Covering Crime “‘How Often We Forget That We and Our Staffs are News’” by Michele Dunaway and Gary Drummond Band: “Coverage of the High Notes” by Bradley Wilson Gallery: Scoreboards “The Art of the Interview” by Rhonda Moore “How to Punctuate What People Say“ “Making the Quotes Connect” By Tom…
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How two journalists brought down a president and lived to tell about it. CLICK HERE for a PDF version of this file. A guide for teaching the movie and the book in your classroom. CLICK HERE for information from The Washington Post. By Bradley Wilson Breaking into an office in the Watergate hotel and office…
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Rob Melton prepared this stylebook for use in his classes. It has an abundance of information on everything from the origin of “-30” to the appropriate style for numbers. Available only in PDF form as a 1.2MB PDF file. ©2008 by Rob Melton. Included with permission. Click here.
Fall 1998, Vol. 32, #1 “Journalism Kids Still Doing Better” by Jack Dvorak “Newseum Open for Interaction” by Brad Luck “Football Gives Photographers Chance to Solve Tough Problems” by Bradley Wilson “Policies and Procedures: What’s In a Staff Manual, Like What’s in the Publication Itself, Depends on What’s Appropriate for the School” by Bernadette Tucker…
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Spring 1998, Vol. 31, #3 “Privacy Issues: What Journalists Can Do and What They Should Do” by Bruce Plopper “Stuck In the Middle” by Michele Dunaway “To Get the Reader To Buy, Buy, Buy, You Must Sell, Sell, Sell” by Rob Melton “Evaluation System for Publications Not Perfect” by Julie Dodd “Clipping Paths Separate Objects…
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