Presents short sketches of several women who printed and/or published newspapers in colonial America. (TO)

Explains how a photo wheel can speed newspaper layout. (FL)

Describes the use of a week-long internship program as part of a course on newspaper management. Notes that students were given a checklist for gathering specific information during their visit with a newspaper. Reports enthusiastic response on the part of students and professional journalists. (TJ)

"Education for journalism should include instruction concerning the function of a newspaper's circulation department, but colleges and universities are doing a poor job of such instruction." (Author/KS)

Describes the experience of ten journalism students from the University of Colorado who volunteered to cover the state legislature for their advanced reporting course and the campus daily newspaper. (TO)

Reports on a survey of 20 newspaper editors' views on what qualities are sought in hiring a photographer and in examining applicants' portfolios. Indicates editors' opinions about applicants' portfolios and about desirable backgrounds for newspaper photographers. (TJ)

Presents the acceptance speech for the 1974 Citation of Merit awarded to the Knight Newspapers by the American Society of Journalism School Administrators. (RB)

Urges scholars of the mass media to take cognizance of technological influences affecting communication, especially where newspapers are concerned. (RB)

Reports on the New Mexico Humanities Newspaper Project through which state scholars become newspaper contributors. (HOD)

Reports on a survey of picture policies of Arkansas newspaper editors. (HOD)

Describes a one-semester internship for advanced journalism majors at Washington State University. The students work full-time as novice reporters on daily newspaper. (TO)

Offers several examples of label leads and sentences and describes how one professor teaches students to avoid using them in their stories. (TO)

Describes the procedures that have improved the journalism internship program at Florida Technological University and that have made the Orlando "Sentinel" more eager to accept the university's students. (KS)