New SUI library to display hundreds of Ding cartoons
Iowa's Jay N Darling, noted editorial cartoonist and two time Pulitzer winner, will have his Ding cartoons shown in a special room at the new State University of Iowa library. The collection spans 1906 to Darling's retirement and includes famous works such as What a Place for a Waste and The Long Long Trail.
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Ex AP Editor Joins SUI Journalism Faculty
Walter A. Steigleman, former Associated Press editor and ex University of Indiana staffer, will teach magazine and fiction writing at SUI for 1949 50 replacing William Porter on leave. He previously served as managing editor of the Harrisburg Morning Telegraph and held AP editing posts in New York Pittsburgh and Harrisburg.
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Quest Journalism students write and edit The Iowa Quest
The Iowa Quest, an experimental newspaper from the SUI school of journalism, was written and edited by journalism students. Editor Lynn N. Bailey, associate editors John Robertson and Van Richmond, with production led by Prof. Walter A Teigleman and aided by Bernard Stern Arthur Wimner and Philip Ward Burton.
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High School Journalists to Convene for Iowa Event
The SAT School of Journalism hosts the Iowa High School Press Association convention September 9 and 10 with 332 students and advisers from 44 Iowa schools registered. About 406 attendees expected. Sessions in the Iowa Union cover editor issues and adviser guidance led by Prof. Edward Mason Carroll Coleman and Prof. Leslie G. Woeller with talks on typography and paper design.
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New Communications Center to House All Journalism Facilities
Historical overview of journalism at SUI from its horse and buggy origins to a modern school. It notes key figures like Luther A. Brewer, William Maulsby, C. A. Weller, Frederick J. Lazell, Frank Luther Mott, Wilbur Schramm, and Leslie G. Moeller. The piece tracks growth to 22 faculty and over 100 degree graduates last year with about 500 students enrolled.
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SUI plans first unit for proposed communications center
University Architect George L. Horner drafts tentative floor plans for the first unit with a 525000 appropriation. The design includes classrooms, research labs, Daily Iowan Offices, Hawkeye and Frivol offices, journalism administration, Student Publications Inc offices, a reading room and reference library. The project conceived by Wilburt L. Schramm aims to house journalism, radio and television, and photography and cinematography in future phases. Construction start date is uncertain per Prof. Leslie G. Moeller.
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Three Sessions Planned for Iowa Press Institute
The Iowa Press institute will expand with at least three sessions this year. The program mirrors the American Press institute and features two day gatherings for editors and editorial staff plus a circulation workers conference. Attendance remains limited to 20 to 25 workers to encourage open discussion.
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Quest issue reviews SUI journalism theory in practice
The Iowa Quest outlines a basic SUI journalism principle that understanding theory helps students apply it in real writing tasks. It describes how news workshop students generate ideas, assign stories, rewrite and edit, and produce the Quest, while noting broader edu cational aims and required core courses.
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