Cover photo by Nicholas Burlett

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 Smith
• “Make Learning to be a Reporter Fun” by Susan Komandosky
• “More Effective Associations” by Julie Dodd
• “Save — And Save Often in the Right Format” by Bradley Wilson

Winter 1999, Vol. 33, #2

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An 80-page special edition. Cover photo by Evan Semon

Case Studies

• Natural disasters
• School violence
• Murder
• Bomb threats
• Suicide
• Student deaths
• School fires
• Athletic injuries
• Car accidents

The Journalist’s Angle

• Coverage” The multi-angle approach
• Creating a ‘crisis plan’
• Policies ensure unbiased coverage
• Working with law-enforcement agencies, reports
• Role of the media

Sidebars

• Covering medical emergencies
• Taking unimaginable photos
• Characteristics of troubled students
• Covering hostage-taking crises, etc.
• The victim’s perspective
• Student press passes
• Explorers

Spring 2000, Vol. 33, #3

• “Time and Energy: The Care and Training of the Beginning Writer” by Marsha Prock
• “On Location: Shooting Environmental Portraits“
• “The Sources Are the Story: Students Cravie Classroom Instruction on Source Relations and Cultivation” by Dale Harrison
• “Time to Celebrate: Coverage of Ritual Festivities Needs to be as Special as the Event Itself” by Carol Lange
• “Looking Back: Anniversary Books Offer Unique Opportunities for Coverage and a Chance to Make History” by H.L. Hall
• “How Do You Spell Millennium?”
• “Adobe InDesign vs. QuarkXPress and PageMaker” by Bradley Wilson

Summer 2000, Vol. 33, #4

• “Day 1: A Documentary by Students”
• “AP Changes Style on Courtesy Titles”
• “From Look to Book: Six Easy Steps to Make Your Book Look Fresh Each Year by Studying and Adapting Designs from Other Publications” by Ann Akers and Jim Jordan
• “The Association’s Early Years” by Molly Clemons
• “The First J School” by Diane Boyle
• Style Sheets: “Consistency Key to Readability” by Bradley Wilson