41. Strange Bedfellows » Blog Archive » Writer’s Political And Journalism Activi It’s generally considered a nono for reporters, especially political reporters, to actively work in support of political candidates, including making donations or even http://explorebaltimorecounty.com/blogs/politics/2010/07/07/writers-political-an

Strange Bedfellows A council campaign based on gender issues But the editor of an website for political news in Maryland believes political reporter Barbara Pash, the former associate editor of the Baltimore Jewish Times , may have wandered into that mine field. Pash left that paper earlier this year and began serving as a spokeswoman and media representative for some local political candidates, including 11th District Del. Dana Stein and Vicki Almond, a 2nd District County Council candidate. Pash sent out a media alert Tuesday afternoon, on behalf of Stein, promoting a financial literacy program that schools now must provide as a result of a bill Stein sponsored. But Pash also recently returned to the world of journalism, taking a contributing editor role at MarylandReporter.com Society of Professional Journalists code Lazarick said he was surprised to learn from a reporter of the press release Pash e-mailed on Tuesday on behalf of Stein. Lazarick said he planned to discuss the issue with Pash as early as Wednesday. For her part, Pash declined to discuss her roles with candidate campaigns as well as with MarylandReporter.com, and said she would let the e-mail from Lazarick stand as her response.

42. Sarah's Resume JOURNALISM ACTIVITIES. UNCChapel Hill, North Carolina Blue White – Publishing Team – Distribution Manager (August 2002 - Present ) http://www.unc.edu/~sstein/resume.html

Resume Sarah M. Stein Printer Friendly Version Experience Journalism Activities Skills EDUCATION University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Journalism and Mass Communication Bachelor of Arts; Advertising concentration Anticipated Graduation: May 2004 EXPERIENCE Merrill Lynch , Winston-Salem, North Carolina Intern (Summer 2001) Created spreadsheets to organize clients Contacted clients for financial planning seminars Assembled portfolios distributed to clients Davie High School, Mocksville, North Carolina Administrative Office Assistant Recorded and tracked attendance information Planned and coordinated five school events Performed clerical tasks including responding to incoming calls Davie Family YMCA , Mocksville, North Carolina Lifeguard and Swim Instructor Coordinated swim lessons schedule Conceptualized lesson plans and teaching techniques for other instructors Recorded pool attendance and collected fees from guests Mocksville Parks and Recreation , Mocksville, North Carolina Tennis Camp Instructor and Organizer (Summer 1999) Provided instruction and fundamental skills for children ages 8 - 12 Operated countywide tennis camp Generated local publicity JOURNALISM ACTIVITIES UNC-Chapel Hill , North Carolina Coordinate distribution of the magazine on campus among staff members Organized drop site lists Carolina Union Activities Board - Public Relations Committee (August 2002 - Present)

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44. Jim Lehrer - Famous For Both His Journalism Activities And His ... Famous for both his journalism activities and his nonfiction and fiction writings, Jim Lehrer (born James Charles Lehrer) is a prominent PBS news anchor, and a popular debate http://www.livetvcenter.com/jim_lehrer_1758.asp

Jim Lehrer Famous for both his journalism activities and his non-fiction and fiction writings, Jim Lehrer (born James Charles Lehrer) is a prominent PBS news anchor, and a popular debate moderator during the presidential elections. Jim was born in Wichita, Kansas, in May 19th, 1934. He graduated from Thomas Jefferson High School in Texas and later graduated from Victoria College and Missouri School of Journalism and then served the military for two years. His mother Lois was bank clerk, but his father, Harry Frederick Lehrer was a bus manager; buses still fascinate Lehrer and some of his activities (and even fiction writings) involve buses. He began his rise to the top by working in Dallas Morning news in 1959 and stayed there for seven years, until 1966. He became the city editor of Dallas Times-Herald in 1968, and moved to television in 1970 with a lot of prior publishing experience acquired in his years as news reporter. In 1970 Lehrer became the anchor of the one-story news show Newsroom. It wasn't for long until he wanted to step up the career ladder and he moved to Washington, DC, where he became a PBS news affiliate and introduced the Newshour, then called The MacNeil/Lehrer NewsHour. He anchored the show together with Robert MacNeil.

45. Journalism Lesson Plans & Activities For Teachers | Lesson Planet Search from over 350,000+ Teacher Reviewed Online Lesson Plans and Worksheets Journalism Lesson Plan Discover new journalism activities and ideas. http://www.lessonplanet.com/directory/language_arts/journalism

Skip to Navigation Lesson Planet The Search Engine for Teachers Welcome! Sign In or Try it Free! Lesson Plans Worksheets Standards Select Grade All Grades PreSchool-K K-2 Higher Ed PreSchool Kindergarten Higher Ed Select Rating All Ratings 1+ Stars 2+ Stars 3+ Stars 4+ Stars 5 Stars Search Advanced + Search 350,000+ Teacher Reviewed Online Lesson Plans and Worksheets Lesson Plans Browse by: Subject Calendar ... Get Started Journalism Lesson Plan Discover new journalism activities and ideas. Lesson Plans Directory Language Arts Journalism Journalism in War Time: What Does the Public Need to Know? 33 Views 9th - 12th Grade Students view the film "War Feels Like War" about journalist's experiences in the Iraqi War and discuss the role of journalism in war. They evaluate different media sources for war reporting and determine the questions they want to see addressed. Creative Writing/Historical Journals 24 Views 4th - 8th Grade Students write series of journal entries, from the perspective of an immigrant traveling to America via Ellis Island. Documenting an Historic Journey 10 Views 6th - 12th Grade Students read and analyze journals written by Lewis and Clark. They watch and discuss a video segment, complete a graphic organizer, and write a journal entry written from the point of view of someone involved with the Lewis and Clark expedition.

46. CGHS Newsletter Journalism Activities Putting their journalism skills to the test, CGHS yearbook and newspaper students placed second in the CVL contest hosted by http://www.cgrove417.org/cghs/newsletter/journ.html

Announcements Counselors' Corner Detention Extended School Year ... Winter Band and Vocal Music High School Newsletter Journalism Activities Putting their journalism skills to the test, CGHS yearbook and newspaper students placed second in the CVL contest hosted by Council Grove High School on November 11. Congratulations!! Council Grove High School Bob Kiblinger , Principal Kelly McDiffett , Assistant Principal 129 Hockaday Council Grove , KS 66846 Page last updated November 25, 2003 2:02 PM Hits:

47. HSJ.org - High School Journalism From ASNE With hsj.org and the Reynolds Institute, we hopes to improve high school journalism and news literacy. Our primary interests are improving high school media and bringing a diverse http://www.highschooljournalism.org/Students/Students.cfm?id=208

48. Grassroots Journalism: Actual Content Vs. Shining Ideal October 6, 2005 Grassroots journalism Actual content vs. shining ideal; Community news sites get a lot of hype, but can they produce quality journalism? http://www.ojr.org/ojr/stories/051006/

About Mission Statement History Advisory Board ... Contact OJR: The Online Journalism Review October 6, 2005 Grassroots journalism: Actual content vs. shining ideal Community news sites get a lot of hype, but can they produce quality journalism? A survey, from pineapple salsa to virtual village greens. By Tom Grubisich 21 comments Archive Link Community sites filled with local news and humming with spirited discussion were a seductive promise from when the Web went wide in the mid-1990s. Sprinkling cybernetic stardust, prophets of a democratic Internet envisioned Americans connecting on virtual village greens. But it didn't happen. Americans did connect on the Web by the millions, but those relationships were based on users' shared interests, not on where they lived. The initial local sites were essentially bland electronic versions of weekly newspapers. They appealed to and attracted passive readers, not active users. Then, with the dawn of the new century, came the phenomenon of citizen journalism. Suddenly there was a potentially huge new source of community content and it was free. Across the country, new community sites popped up, many of them started on a shoestring, some launched by major media companies. Many Internet prophets now see their early vision being fulfilled. And so it seems on the surface. But when you take a closer look, what you see, apart from a couple of honorable exceptions, is the Internet equivalent of

49. Media Bias Basics Media Research Center (MRC) is a conservative media watchdog group dedicated to bringing political balance to the news and entertainment media. http://www.mediaresearch.org/biasbasics/biasbasics4.asp

30-Day Archive CyberAlerts Media Reality Check Notable Quotables ... Internships How the Public Views the Media What the People Want from the Press ASNE Journalism Credibility Project, 1998 The Gallup Organization Bias in the 2004 Presidential Campaign ... August 2007. Pew: Most See Media as Liberal, More Trust Military than Media on Iraq One of the most comprehensive surveys of the public’s general opinion of the media was done in 1997 by the , formerly known as the Times Mirror Center for the People and the Press. This research compared poll results from the mid-1980s with the late-1990s, (using identical questions) and determined a growing percentage of the public realize the media are biased. KEY FINDINGS: Two-thirds (67%) said agreed with the statement: “In dealing with political and social issues, news organizations tend to favor one side.” That was up 14 points from 53 percent who gave that answer in 1985. Those who believed the media “deal fairly with all sides” fell from 34 percent to 27 percent.

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