| Nieman Reports The Nieman Foundation for Journalism at Harvard University Vol. 53 No. 1 Spring 1999 Subscription Information Voices and Experiences Of Young JournalistsTable of Contents |
| 4 | Voices and Experiences Of Young Journalists | ||
| 5 | Stitching a Community Together With a Newspaper Staffed by Young Journalists By Brandon Tubbs | ||
| 8 | Restoring a Sense of What It Means to Be a Journalist By Robin Jones | ||
| 10 | When Mediocrity Beckons By William Brent Cunningham | ||
| 12 | Falling in Love With Words and How Journalists Use Them By Kathryn S. Wenner | ||
| 14 | Teaching Journalism by Adhering to Unchanging Standards By Nancy Day | ||
| 17 | Using the Realities of the Newsroom to Train Journalists By Helen Ubinas | ||
| 20 | On-Line Journalism: Frustrations Along the Road to the Future By Stephen Borelli | ||
| 23 | Riding the Digital Wave Into Journalism: Is It the Best Wave for Students to Catch? By Stephen D. Isaacs | ||
| 25 | Are Minorities Getting a Fair Shot At Journalism Jobs?
The Answer is "No": Now What Can be
Done? By Carolyn Toll Oppenheim
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| 29 | Journalist's Trade |
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| 30 | Using Education Data to Build a Story's Foundation By Carol Napolitano | ||
| 33 | A Newspaper's Report Cards Offer Revealing Insights Into How Well Schools are Doing By Neill A. Borowski and Connie Langland | ||
| 35 | Using Education Data Effectively By Sarah Cohen | ||
| 37 | The Price of Hope: Investigating Disparities Among Rich and Poor Schools By Ted Mellnik and Debbie Cenziper | ||
| 40 | The Learning Gap: Highlighting Teachers' Competency By Linda J. Johnson | ||
| 43 | A Dual-Track Approach to Tackling the Topic of Reading: Reporting the Story and Pitching in to Fix the Problem
By David Lauter | ||
| 46 | By Being There, a Reporter Captures a Rare View of Middle School By Jolayne Houtz | ||
| 48 | International Journalism
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| 49 | Hong Kong's Press: While Debate Rages About Media Ethics, Self-Censorship Quietly Thrives By Peter Stein | ||
| 51 | When Numbers Talk, Journalists Help People Listen By Brant Houston | ||
| 52 | International Journalists Use Internet Technology to Breach Borders By Maud S. Beelman | ||
| 54 | If Birds Were Reporters, What Would Their Eyes Reveal? By Christopher Simpson | ||
| 59 | Books
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| 60 | Unraveling the Mystery of Vanishing Foreign News By Deborah Amos | ||
| 62 | Foreign Correspondents Transform Their Coverage Into Books By Murray Seeger | ||
| 65 | What Difference Would It Make If Reporters Knew a War Crime When They Saw One? By Roy Gutman | ||
| 66 | Can Business Reporting Become a Positive New Force in Foreign News Coverage? By Orville Schell | ||
| 67 | The Culture of Secrecy: Can It Be Cracked Open? By Athan G. Theoharis | ||
| 69 | Race Intrudes on a Newspaperman's Career By Joseph Williams | ||
| 70 | A Desire to Tell People What They Ought to Know By Ray Scherer | ||
| 72 | Golf Offers a Window on Our Changing World By Tom Witosky | ||
| 3 | Curator's Corner | ||
| Nieman Notes | |||
| 74 | The Nieman Network Works in Wondrous Ways By Chris Bowman | ||
| 75 | Class Notes | ||
| 79 | End Note: A Photographer Unites Generations With His Camera By Steven Rubin | ||
| The cover photograph is of a fourth-grade student from Lee County in South Carolina. Photo by Diedra Laird, The Charlotte Observer. | |||
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