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Afghanistan: Stories Come Back Into View Vol. 61, No. 1 • Archive of previous issues • Professor's Corner Publisher: Bob Giles Editor: Melissa Ludtke Assistant Editor: Lois Fiore Editorial Assistant: Sarah Hagedorn Design Editor: Diane Novetsky

Afghanistan: Stories Come Back Into View Introduction By Melissa Ludtke A Dangerous Yet Still Necessary Assignment By Christina Lamb 'Have You Ever Used a Pistol?' By Christina Lamb The Sights, Sounds and Smells of Afghanistan By Bob Wigginton Reconstructing Afghanistan Photo Essay By Benjamin Krain On a Perilous Reporting Journey to Southwestern Afghanistan By Syed Saleem Shahzad Rough Treatment for Two Journalists in Pakistan By Carlotta Gall (print edition only) Laughter and Memories Shared Amid Danger By Renée Montagne Uncovering Afghanistan By Pamela Constable Foreign Reporting: Adding Layers to What Goes in the Notebook By Charles M. Sennott Five Years Later Afghanistan Faces New Threats From an Old Foe By Ivan Watson Examining Closely Why an Important Story Is Not Widely Told By Roy Gutman Strategizing to Cover the Afghanistan Story By Roy Gutman Military Barriers Impede a Newspaper's Investigation By Craig Pyes Afghans Learn How to Tell Visual Stories By Travis Beard Photo Essays by Four Aïna Photographers: Fardin Waezi Gulbuddin Elham Najibullah Musafer Safya Saify Avian Flu, A Pandemic & the Role of Journalists: Excerpts From a Conference Introduction Preparing for Pandemic Flu Understanding the Threat: A Focus on the Science Understanding the Risk: What Frightens Rarely Kills Preparing for the Crisis Reacting to the Crisis: From Public Trust to Panic Communicating News of an Outbreak Interaction of Journalists and Sources Reporting From the Frontlines of the Flu The Many Dimensions of the Avian Flu Story Words & Reflections The Book as an Investigative Vehicle for News By Steve Weinberg The War in Iraq and 9/11: Recent Investigative Books By Steve Weinberg The War in Iraq and 9/11: Interviews with Journalist Authors Curator's Corner Sixty Years of Nieman Reports--And Still Counting By Bob Giles Nieman Notes    Compiled by Lois Fiore Alister Sparks Laments the Journalistic Decline of the United States--His Lodestar By Saul Friedman Class Notes End Note: Global Health Fellowships at the Nieman Foundation By Stefanie Friedhoff

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