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The Controlled Daily Newspaper as a Student Laboratory

Journalism Quarterly, 1938
In this issue the Journalism Quarterly continues the series of articles describing teaching methods and techniques in American schools and departments of journalism. Four articles in the September issue opened this series. It is planned to continue it with additional discussions in future issues.
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Few University Students Reading Newspapers Online

Newspaper Research Journal, 2002
Students at a Midwestern university reported that they were much more likely to read the campus paper and other newspapers in print rather than online newspapers.
Bonnie Bressers, Lori Bergen
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Newspaper's apology to students shows ignorance of FERPA

The Successful Registrar, 2020
It was November 12 last year, about noon. I was putting the wraps on my February 2020 column when I heard the news that the editors of The Daily Northwestern, an independent newspaper located on Northwestern University's campus, had apologized to the student demonstrators who had protested the on‐campus appearance of former Attorney General Jeff ...
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The Instructional Independence of Daily Student Newspapers

Journalism & Mass Communication Educator, 1996
Journalism educators have spent decades debating which form of student newspaper-the curriculum-based laboratory paper or one independent of university or departmental control-best serves the interests of students, educators and future employers. While Ingelhart created criteria to differentiate between the two publishing forms,l such qualitative ...
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Newspaper Reading Choices by College Students

Newspaper Research Journal, 1998
This survey of college students finds more interest in news and newspapers than is usually assumed about young adults.
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Trend is toward Supervision of Student Newspapers

Journalism Quarterly, 1952
Based on a survey of 141 colleges and universities, including 34 with accredited schools of journalism, this study reveals some interesting developments. Mr. Bert is head of the journalism department and director of publicity at Superior (Wis.) State College. He did the survey as part of his master's thesis at Iowa.
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Improving Student Reading, Writing with Newspaper-Based Instruction

Newspaper Research Journal, 1994
This Florida experiment shows both middle school and high school students improved in reading and writing as a result of 55-day program.
Barbara C. Palmer, Harold J. Fletcher, Barbara A. Shapley   +2 more
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A Window into the World of Students: An Analysis of 1920s High School Student Newspapers

2021
In the 1920s, a distinctly new and important form of journalism emerged: the high school newspaper. Drawing on early journalism textbooks, education journals, and student newspapers themselves, this chapter discusses the early structure of these publications—their production process, place within the curriculum, and acceptance within the high school ...
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Read All About It: Writing Health Articles for the Student Newspaper

Journal of Nursing Education, 2003
ABSTRACT The thrust of health care is prevention. Individuals are encouraged to become better informed about health issues and to assume more responsibility for their own health. Health has become a popular topic in the press, on radio and television, and on the Internet.
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Penn State University's President Promotes Newspapers to Students

Newspaper Research Journal, 1999
President Graham Spanier's Dailies-In-Dorms program at Pennsylvania State University has brought about a sevenfold increase in newspaper reading.
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