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Welcome
to the second issue of Press Review Online. Click on the story
titles (right) to see each story. Click on the blue IHSPA bar
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Happy
Birthday, Mary
Mary Benedict,
former IHSPA Sengenberger winner and past president, celebrated
her 80th birthday on May 24. Click
Here or on photo for more coverage. |
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Nelson accepts Dow's Teacher of the
Year;
Indiana leads way in 2001 contests
Munsonian editor Caleb Beasley, left,
presents his adviser, Terry Nelson, with flowers following her
stirring address to advisers an the annual Advisers' Luncheon
last week in Boston. Nelson received her award from Dow Jones
as the 2001 recipient of the National High School Journalism
Teacher of the Year.
Click here for more coverage of Nelson's speech during the annual
Advisers' Luncheon.
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IHSPA adopts 'core values,' direction
for better quality of service, support
Marilyn Bedford, community
relations director of The Julien Center in Indianapolis, (right)
outlines the agenda Dec. 8 during a daylong retreat in Brown
County State Park. Bedford facilitated the meeting of IHSPA officers
and guests to help determine the organization's identity and
purpose. The concepts of "freedom," "integrity,"
"courage" and "truth" emerged as the foundation
for any future changes and goals. Click
here to see full coverage of the retreat and how future changes
might affect all members.
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Journalism,
'pub' objectives
aligns with English standards
While a new
IHSPA committee headed by Diana Hadley works on new academic
standards for journalism, Pam Essex found ways to conform Avon's
journalism content to existing English/Language Arts state standards.
Click here to see Avon's "aligned" journalism
standards. Click here to see Avon's publication
goals.
Need an additional copy of the 2002 Membership Directory? Click Here. Directories
have been sent to all member schools. |
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IHSPA advisers review new J- texts;
Hadley finds best 'text' in the day's news
Last summer,
the journalism textbook adoption committee approved four journalism
texts. In the coming weeks, the IHSPA will offer reviews of the
four textbooks selected along with other other materials that
work well in today's classroom. Click
here to find out how Diana Hadley draws on her 30 years of
experience to keep her journalism students interested. Future
reviews will cover "Journalism Today" (Ferguson); "Introduction
to Journalism" (Reque); "Journalism Matters" (Shaffer)
and "Scholastic Journalism" (Rolnicki).
Click here to see Camille
Goebel's review of "Introduction to Journalism."
Click here to see Ashley
Crokett's review of "The Radical Write."
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Muncie Central's
Caleb Beasley
wins 'journalist of year' honors for 2002
Caleb Beasley,
a senior at Muncie Central High School, was named Indiana's Student
Journalist of the Year this week. Beasley will compete with other
state winners in JEA's national search for its student journalist
of the year.
Click here
to see adviser Terry
Nelson's comments about working with Caleb.
Click here to
see Caleb's comments
about his four year journalism career at Muncie Central. |
Caleb Beasley |
Paragon
Munster H.S. |
Clarion
Connersville H.S. |
Yearbook Stars
set for 2002;
4 news staffs also win Stars
Yearbook staffs
from Shawe Memorial, Mount Vernon and Munster (far left) found
out this week they are among the state's best yearbooks. Six
"Merit Award" winners also are posted . Check
out the yearbook coverage by clicking here.
Four newspaper Hoosier
Stars including
The Clarion (left) joined six Merit schools in the news
division of the Hoosier Star competition. See the judge's comments
about these outstanding publications by
clicking here. |
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