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Welcome
to the third issue of Press Review Online.
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Last:
Our Own License
Click above to find out about
journalism's new license. |
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There's
still time to register for the Editor's Workshop June 9-12. Click
on yellow logo. |
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deadline is June 1 for all categories except yearbook and yearbook
photos (Sept. 15). Submit one entry per category. Click
right-hand logo for category descriptions and registration details. |
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Indiana's
'journalist of the year'
wins $2,000 as a JEA finalist
Ashley
Gross, a senior at Connersville High School and Indiana's Student
Journalist of the Year, was named as one of the nation's top
five scholastic journalists this week. Gross will receive $2,000
from JEA for being a finalist in the national contest. See further
coverage of JEA's national winner at: http://www.jea.org
Click
here to see adviser
Lisa Morris'
comments about working with Ashley.
Click here
to read Ashley's comments about her four year journalism career
at Connersville and what this award means to her.
Click here
for more background information about the "Journalist of
the Year" program. |
Ashley
Gross |
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10
new Hoosier Stars
shine as state's best
The
search to find Indiana's best publications turned up10 new "stars"
in the constellation that featured 50 schools. Carmel's Hi
Lite is one of five newspaper Hoosier Stars (left) while
Munster's "Code Red" yearbook (right) is one of five
yearbooks to receive IHSPA's highest honor. Six newspapers and
seven books won Merit Awards.
Click Here
for Yearbook Coverage
Click Here
for Newspaper Coverage
Click
here for Yearbook Press Release
Click here
for Newspaper Press Release |
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Taylor scholarship
aids workshop student
Named
for Wilma Taylor, former IHSPA director and adviser at Warren
Central High School, a new scholarship pays for all workshop
costs. Contact Dennis Cripe at (317) 738-8198 for details.
Still thinking about a summer workshop? Find out why Kim Green
and Diana Hadley, advisers at Columbus North and Mooresville
high schools, think the workshop is a great learning experience
for editors AND advisers.
•Kim Green's Workshop Column
•Six
Reasons Students Should Attend
For Advisers Only: Stress
Test
By Diana Hadley
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Kim Green, adviser at Columbus North (right) teaches a yearbook
evening session at last summer's IHSPA workshop. The 2003 workshop
is June 9-12 at FranklinCollege. Deadline for registrations is
May 15; however, late registrations will be accepted through
June 1. |
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Officers
take next step in reorganization
with training of new Task Team leaders
A
year after establishing "core values" as a guide for
change, IHSPA officers took the next step Dec. 7 by adding four
new leaders.
Brenda Schindler (Martinsville), Diana Hadley (Mooresville),
Brian Hayes (Lawrence North) and Meredith Bledsoe (Hamilton Southeastern)
will lead the new outreach areas of "inclusion," "advocacy,"
"service," and "support."
Mike Frazier, (Hanover Central), left, explains the significance
of the core values at the retreat in Brown County. Frazier stressed
the need to embrace the four core values as a means for change. |
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Louisville interns learn
teachers are also 'doers'
New Albany
advisers Camille Goebel (middle) and Heather Eubank (right) completed
a 16-page special environmental supplement for the Louisville
Courier-Journal. Joanna Gnau, special sections editor,
left, credited the interns with making the design and writing
more appealing to young readers. John Wells, adviser at Mater
Dei High School, completed the third IHSPA internship this summer.
Read what these interns believe will make them better teachers.
•Camille's
Essay
•Heather's
Essay
•John's
Essay |
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packs maestro, Sampler goals into super week |
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Find out why these edi tors
are
tied up in knots. |
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Media Masters
resource site
targets students, advisers
After nearly two years of
testing and development, the Media
Masters site is ready to begin serving students and advisers
with tips and resources designed by Indiana advisers for Hoosier
classrooms and publications. Check us out by clicking on the
logo or on the text link above. |
Redesigned Web site provides
new features
In an effort
to better meet the needs of its audience, the IHSPA has redesigned
its Web site. The site is organized around key-word categories
located across the top of the nameplate. One major feature is
a bulletin board service located under
the "Resources" link that facilitates discussion among
schools throughout the state. Another link under "Resources"
puts visitors in touch with all IHSPA forms saved in PDF format
for easy downloading. Also, important news and dates are offered
immediately to better serve the viewer. We hope you enjoy the
new site and get accustomed to using it often. |
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