Journalism Faculty Attend Professional Field Meetings
SUI journalism faculty attended about a dozen conferences in the first semester of 1949 50 and plan at least five more in the second. Moeller notes conferences keep in touch with current practices. events included the Iowa Press Columnists meeting and AP telegraph editors organizational meeting. Prof. Wimer and others attended regional and national gatherings in Des Moines Chicago Waterloo Davenport and Superior with coverage of multiple associations.
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SUI School of Journalism
SUI
Leslie G. Moeller
SUT
School of Journalism
Iowa Press
Telegraph
Associated Press
Moeller
Tri-State Scholastic Press Association
Superior
Wisc
Iowa Journalism Directors Association
Des Moines
National Editorial Association
Chicago
Arthur Wimer
Iowa Daily Press Association
Waterloo
Inland Press Association
Iowa Industrial Editors Association
Davenport
John Lund
Iowa Business and Professional Women
William Morrison
Aft Ames
Professor Edits Two Publications For Radio Field
Professor Arthur Barnes heads the SUI school of journalism radio sequence and edits two publications. The Iowa Radio News Association Newsletter serves Iowa readers and the National Association of Radio News Directors Bulletin reaches a national audience. The first Barnes edited issue appeared in March 1949 and the newsletter typically runs eight pages. The IRNA Newsletter was designed by Carroll Coleman with Donald Key overseeing production. The NARND Bulletin is printed commercially and Coleman also designed it.
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Arthur Barnes
SUI School of Journalism
Iowa Radio News Association
Iowa
National Association of Radio News Directors
IRNA
SUI Journalism
Carroll Coleman
SUI
Donald Key
Coleman
Barnes
The
Two Iowans to Appear in Quill Magazine
Carl Burns a 1949 journalism master's grad writes an illustrated piece on The Daily Iowan for the January Quill, highlighting student editors freedom and newsroom training. Jim Robinson, Daily Iowan assistant city editor, contributes a February article about covering the Robert Bednasek case.
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SUI
Quill
Carl Burns
Daily Iowan
Iowan
Jim Robinson
Robinson
The
Robert Bednasek
Iowan Staffers Get New Jobs
John Fulton of Le Claire Iowa named business manager for The Daily Iowan. He has served as assistant business manager since September and sales manager last summer. Harold Arkoff of Iowa City named promotion manager, a new post, with duties to promote circulation.
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Daily Iowan
Student Publications, Inc
John Fulton
le Claire
Iowa
Fulton
Des Moines Advertising Club
Harold Arkoff
Iowa City
Arkoff
No Joke To Be Funny Humor Columnists Face Daily Challenge
The Daily Iowan humor columnists Joe Brown and Gil Pearlman describe the difficulty of writing funny pieces every week. Brown writes Now Wait a Minute and Pearlman Life in an Oyster, alternating three columns weekly and often drafting at short notice with help from friends when needed.
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Daily Iowan
Joe Brown
Gil Pearlman
Pearlman
Brown
Bernard Stern Named Assistant Editor of Journalism Quarterly
Bernard Stern of SUI, a journalism instructor, was appointed assistant editor of Journalism Quarterly in October 1949. The publication of the American Association of Teachers of Journalism and the Association of Accred ited Schools and Departments of Journalism, issued four times a year by Economy Event Company in Iowa City, announced the appointment after Carol Coleman of SUI recommended him to Raymond Nixon, editor at Emory University.
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Bernard Stern
SUI School of Journalism
Journalism Quarterly
the Quarterly
The
American Association of Teachers of Journalism
Association of Accredited Schools and Departments of Journalism
Iowa
Ity
Stern
Carol Coleman
SUI
Raymond Nixon
Emory University
Engravings Aid Students in Newsroom Photo Lab
The Iowa Quest reports a student photo engraving course for journalists and linotype operators. Students take a camera to obtain a good negative and progress to halftones, aiming for apprenticeship readiness though not full halftone qualification. Equipment includes a darkroom camera, sinks, frame, etcher, and 85 line halftone screen.
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James Morrison
Iowa Quest
Quest
Morrison
SUI
Breadson
Publication of Frivol Began Here in 1919
Frivol, SUI humor magazine, founded in 1919 by Bruce Gould Warren Bassett and Harold Andrews and published continuously since. It was initially backed by journalism fraternities Sigma Delta Chi and Theta Sigma Phi as a creative money making venture. It is now published by Student Publications Inc.
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Frivol
SUI
Bruce Gould
Warren Bassett
Harold Andrews
Sigma Delta Chi
Theta Sigma Phi
Student Publications, Inc
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University of Iowa Journalism Placement Service
Journalism Placement Service
East Hall
Bob Kesse
Wilford Eddins
Don Key
Harold Sorenson
Henry Africa
Journalism Schoor
Harold Sorensen
Lincoln Nebr
Bernard Stérn
Teachers’ Journal
the Daily Iowan
Sives
Hal Gold
Daily Lowan
Composed By
Robert Kipling
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