Describes the experiences of an American journalism professor teaching journalism at the Institute for Journalism in Beijing, China. (HTH)

Describes the advantages of working with students in a boarding school on newspaper production in staff selection, preliminary dummy layout, distribution, and staff training. (CRH)

A science column featuring University of Kentucky research projects is offered to community newspapers in Kentucky free of charge. Suggestions for similar projects include emphasize personal contact, maintain the column's focus, establish a local tie-in, keep the piece short, edit carefully, make a professional presentation, etc. (MLW)

Describes a course which addresses the minority media coverage issue through publication of a bilingual newspaper. Points out that the program provides experience in reporting, writing, photography, and other skills, while offering the mostly White students an opportunity to learn about minorities. Argues for more programs of this type. (SG)

Activities are described for developing students' interest in current events through teaching about the news media: introducing major newspapers and magazines; encouraging analysis and forecasting on current issues; and teaching news reporting, interviewing, and writing techniques, culminating in a mock presidential press conference. (SJL)