Foreign Students Study Journalism At State University of Iowa
Three international students study in the SUI School of Journalism this term. Penuel E Malafa and Vincent C Ndhami from Nigeria and George Murchie from Scotland are on Nigerian government scholarships or probationary admission. Malafa plans to return to government service after studies. Ndhami is undecided on journalism sequence and also intends to go home after college. Murchie, 32, from Ayrshire left Scotland at 14 and was admitted on probation for his first year.
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Nigeria
Scotland
State University of Iowa
Penuel E. Malafa
Vincent C. Ndhami
George Murchie
Scotand
Malafa
United States
Information Service
SUI
Maiafa
Vincent Ndhami
Nehami
Iowa
Ayrshire
Murchie
Moslems Publish Democracy Focused Magazine In Iowa City
Abdul Naeem a 26 year old from Lahore Pakistan sits in on magazine production for Moslem World and the U S A a Cedar Rapids based periodical. The second issue circulated locally and abroad with about 200 paid subscribers and costs of about 500 funded by the American Friends of the Middle East.
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Abdul Naeem
Lahore
Pakistan
Naeem
American Friends of the
Middle East
Prize Photos On Display At Alumni Weekend
Visitors at the State University of Iowa during Alumni Weekend viewed a traveling exhibit of 105 prize winning NPPA photographs, part of a high school publications workshop. Photos spanned human interest, sports and spot news from the NPPA Britannica contest.
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State University of Iowa
National Press Photographers Association
Communications Center
NPPA
Encyclopedia Britannica
Journalism displays context at Iowa campus center
University of Iowa journalism displays in the communication center lobby showcase student and faculty planning for exhibits tied to journalism conferences and campus events. Notable items include National Press Photographers Association selections from May 3 to 17 and Bodoni typography exhibits organized by Carroll Coleman from October 9 to 25.
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Virginia Coverdale
SUI School of Journalism
ARF Publications Now Accessible Through SUI Library
SUI journalism students gain access to the Advertising Research Foundation publications via a university library associate membership. The ARF set, including ongoing daily newspaper readership studies, will be available for educational institutions under the new arrangement.
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SUI Journalism
Advertising Research Foundation
ARF
SUI
Alumni Change Jobs Include TV Producer and College Instructor
Eugene B. Thomson a 1950 graduate has become film producer and director for WCCO Business Films in Minneapolis after leaving WOI-TV in Ames. Bill Williamson a 1954 MA will start teaching journalism at Memphis State College in Tennessee this September while spending the summer in Cuba and previously taught at West Liberty State College in West Virginia.
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Eugene B. Thomson
Wcco Business Films
Wcco-Tv
Minneapolis
Woi-Tv
Ames
Bill Williamson
Memphis State College
Memphis
Tenn
Cuba
University of Havana
West Liberty
W.va
2 Classes Elect Officers Here
Officers for the junior and senior classes at the State University of Iowa school of journalism were elected in June. Ira Kapenstein leads the junior class as president with Arnold Gore as vice president and Terry Bledsoe as secretary treasurer. Lou Brooks heads the sophomore class as president with Dorothy Roudabush as vice president and Nan Borreson as secretary treasurer. Kapenstein becomes ASJ president and Brooks ASJ vice president.
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State University of Iowa School of Journalism
Ira Kapenstein
New York City
Arnold S. Gore
Kankakee
Terry Bledsoe
Clinton
Lou Brooks
Des Moines
Dorothy Roudabush
Brooklyn
Lra
Nan Borreson
Sheldon
SUI Journalism School
Associated Students of Journalism
Kapenstein
ASJ
Brooks
1870 Cutter Gift to SUI
A paper cutter over 75 years old has been given to the State University of Iowa's school of journalism by the Western News paper Union of Des Moines. Prof. Carroll Coleman notes the cutter likely dates to the 1870s and was built by the Franklin Type Foundry in Cincinnati. It is manually operated, with imported cast steel knives and an iron frame, about three feet tall, on display in the typography room of the Communications Center. Another cutter, a gift from the Pella Chronicle, is arriving soon.
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State University of Iowa
School of Journalism
Western Newspaper Union of
Des Moines
Carroll Coleman
Franklin Type Foundry
Cincinnati
Sui
Pella Chronicle
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Has Magazine
Malaya
America
San Francisco
Edward F. Mason
Iowa Press Photographers Association
Jo Ann Murray
Galesburg
Carrol Coleman
SUI Typographer
Coleman
Giambatttista Bodoni
Bodoni
T. Henry Foster
Ottumwa
Herky the Hawk
SUI Grads
Iowa City
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