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Introduction
By Melissa Ludtke
Keeping Katrina’s Aftermath Alive
By John Burnett
The Long Road to a Wide Bend
By Gordon Russell
A Tragedy Illuminates the Ethical Dimensions of Picture Taking
Words and Photographs by Ted Jackson
Journalism Driven By Passion
Excerpts From a Panel Discussion Among Journalists
Observing Everything to Tell the Story of Change
By Rukmini Callimachi
Bypassing the Easy Stories in the Big Easy
By Jed Horne
Images Evoke Memories and Emotions
Words and Photographs by Alex Brandon
Personal Circumstances Intersect With Professional Obligations
By John Pope
A Forceful Voice About a City’s Survival
By Jarvis DeBerry
Lessons in Rebuilding: A House and a Newspaper
By David Meeks
Telling a Tough Story in Your Own Backyard
Words and Photographs by Bill Haber
Survival First, Then Needed Newsroom Adjustments
By Stan Tiner
The Changing Roles and Responses of Reporters
By Kate Magandy
Reminding Readers of What Is No Longer There
Words and Photographs by John Fitzhugh
A Steadfast Editorial Voice
By Tony Biffle
Impossible to Ignore: A Mental Health Crisis Changes a Community and a Reporter’s Focus
By Joshua Norman
Katrina Fatigue: Listeners Say They’ve Heard Enough
By Susan Feeney
On-the-Ground Reporting: Why It Matters
By Liz Szabo
Investigating What Went Wrong and Why
By Jenni Bergal

Introduction
By Melissa Ludtke
Incubating Innovation at Journalism Schools
By Dianne Lynch
Adapt or Die of Irrelevance
By Karl Idsvoog
It’s the Audience, Stupid!
By Howard Schneider
Start Earlier. Expand the Mission. Integrate Technology.
By Kim Pearson
The Web Resides at the Hub of Learning
By Nicholas Lemann
How a New J-School Takes on a Changing Profession
By Stephen Shepard
Credibility Resides at the Core of Teaching Journalism
By Jean Folkerts
Teaching What We Don’t (Yet) Know
By Mark J. Prendergast
Digital Media Push Images to the Foreground
By Lester Sloan
Journalism and Academia: How They Can Work Together
By Jeffrey Scheuer
Values Reside at the Core of Journalism
By Lou Ureneck
Passing Along the Value of Humility
By Mike McKean
Multimedia Journalism Changes What Universities Teach
By Jerome Aumente
Pushing and Prodding Latin American Journalism Schools to Change
By Guillermo Franco
Newsroom Training: Essential, Yet Too Often Ignored
By Michele McLellan and Tim Porter

Foreign Correspondence: Old Practices Inform New Realities
By Cameron McWhirter
Type Creates a Visual Signature for Newspapers
By Ally Palmer
The Lure of China
By David D. Perlmutter

The Poet’s Voice Surfaces in a Time of War
By Eliza Griswold
Class Notes
End Note: Tracing Photographic Roots Brings Work Into Perspective
By Eli Reed

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