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Winter 2011-12
Vol. XXXIII, No. 1


    Access
  • Sunshine at the schoolhouse gates? (Page 26)
    With public funds and private lobbying aims, state school board associations are the focus of a nationwide transparency debate


    Advisers
  • Freedom to teach? (Page 30)
    Big questions remain about 'academic freedom'


    Campus Crime
  • Identity crisis (Page 12)
    When it comes to campus crime reporting, journalists have different philosophies on whether -- and when -- to name names


    College
  • A new direction for campus media (Page 5)
    College newspapers look at paywalls, reducing print publication to help keep the books balanced; some still not convinced

  • Getting personal, going public (Page 8)
    When person's sexual orientation becomes the subject of a story, what is the balance between reporting a complete picture and respecting privacy? Two stories from last year offer different approaches to covering the potentially sensitive topic.


    Cover Story
  • Cease and desist (Page 16)
    Student journalists face arrest while covering 'Occupy'


    High School
  • Clearing the fog (Page 20)
    SPLC attorneys clear up common myths about the law

  • Sex, drugs and the news (Page 22)
    When it comes to running risqué content in publications, journalists say administrators, parents (and sometimes students) can be 'blinded by the sex'


    RoundUp
  • On the Docket (Page 28)
    An update on the latest legal developments of importance to student journalists


    SPLC News
  • Student journalists need laws to match new role (Page 3)

  • Hiestand departing after 20 years of service (Page 3)