Audio-Visual Bureau Aids In Teaching of Journalism
State University of Iowa extension division hosts an audio-visual bureau under Lee Cochran with distribution campus photo graphic motion picture and graphic services. In 1950-1951 the unit produced 21 films and handled 11 260 reels while serving 1 800 films and conducting 20 million audience views for school and university programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Audio-Visual
State University of Iowa
Lee Vochran
SUI
School of Journalism
Cochran
Fim
Motion
Bollinger Lincoln
Sevial TV
Cochran Aid
Old Capitol Typeface Created for SUI Journalism Materials
Under Prof Carroll Coleman supervision a replica Old Capitol type was designed cast and sent to a foundry. Dale Ballantyne drew the design for the bureau of audio visual instruction, and castings will be used in pamphlets and public relations material from the SUI school of journalism. Each casting is type high eliminating the need for a wood base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SUI
College of Medicine
Dale Ballantyne
Carroll Coleman
School of Journalism
Bureau
College of Education
Capitol
Dale ‘Ballantyne
I Graphic
Bureau of Audio-Visual Instruction
Library role in modern society stressed at Iowa meeting
Prof Leslie G Moeller of the University of Iowa says libraries must publicize and disseminate information to raise general awareness. He notes public opinion polls show only a quarter truly understand major issues and urges libraries to educate citizens about freedoms and responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie G. Moeler
State Univerity of Iowa School of Journalism
Iowa Library
Iowa City
Moeller
Library Journal
Iowa Publisher Adopts Larger Two Color Format
The Iowa Publisher, monthly by the University of Iowa School of Journalism with the Iowa Press Association, announces a January reform. The cover is now two color and the page size increased to nine by twelve inches. Editor Prof Edward F Mason says the change aligns with other states’ press bulletins. Designed by Prof Carroll Coleman, the layout features three columns of type ten inches deep.
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Iowa
State University of Iowa School of Journalism
Iowa Press Association
Edward F Mason
Press Association
Carroll Coleman
Barnes Reelected Secretary Treasurer of Iowa Radio News
Prof. Arthur Barnes of the State University of Iowa journalism school was reelected secretary treasurer of the Iowa Radio News association at the annual Ames convention held September 28 and 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Barnes
State University of Iowa School of Journalism
Iowa Radio News Association
Ames
Sub Zero Weather Delays University Communications Center
Construction of unit one at the Communications Center is delayed by days of sub zero weather. Footings were laid last fall and steel frame work is planned to begin on a mild spell. Completion targeted for 1952-53 second semester with move-in of journalism school in fall 1953.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Horner
Horner
Leslie G. Moeller
Sui.school of Journalism
Amit
School of Journalism
Daily Iowan
Hawkeye
Inland Board Elects Pownall Secretary
Prof. Fred Pownall publisher of the Daily Iowan was elected secretary of the Inland Daily Press association’s board. He has served as an association director for a year and as its representative on the American Council on Education for Journalism from 1937 to 1950. The group is among the oldest and largest regional daily press associations with 441 daily newspapers across 19 states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Pownall
Daily Iowan
Inland Daily Press Association
Association
American Council On Education For Journalism
United States
Midwest
Publications Board ends Frivol at Iowa campus plans March successor
The Frivol humor magazine at the State University of Iowa was discontinued December 13 by the Student Publications board. A new magazine will begin in March as part of the journalism school sequence with Norman Cedar Rapids as editor and James Bowermaster as business manager. Staff will come from the magazine production class, advised by Prof. William Porter. Frivol ran 32 years, ended due to ongoing financial drain after editor Cecile Rhinehart resigned. the title began in 1919 and was sold on and off campus through the years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frivol
State University of Iowa
Board of Trustees of
Student Publications, Inc
School of Journalism
Dean Norman
Cedar Rapids
James Bowermaster
Fairfield
William Porter
SUI
Cecile Rhinehart
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Sibley Gazette Tribune
Glenn E. Whitehead
The
Perry Chief
Willard Archie
Shenandoah Evening Sentinel
Lester G. Benz
Mitchell County Press
Osage News
Guy Harris Sr
Donnellson Review
Carl Sexauer
Ogden Reporter
Robert Crawford
Charles E. Barnum
Audio-Visual Bureau
Old Capitol
Coleman
Zites Library
College and
Madison Sts
Inland Board
Pownall
Gap
Journalism Placement Service
Publications Board
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