Boyle Lectures and TV News Training at SUI Planned
State University of Iowa plans a TV news curriculum in its school of journalism. A $50 000 SUI expansion funds TV teaching as the north wing library annex is remodeled to create 21 TV offices. Programs include TV news writing editing and reporting plus motion picture and on camera news training.
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AP Columnist Hal Boyle Visits University For Lecture
AP columnist Hal Boyle spoke at the State University of Iowa July 7 in MacBride Auditorium about The Poor Man's Philosophy. He described his writing routine and noted ideas as the key challenge, sharing career milestones and thoughts on civilian columns and reporting the Korean War.
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Appointments Made by School of Journalism
The School of Journalism announces three new faculty appointments. Phillip E. Berk remains instructor in news writing and editing and radio news workshop. W Gerald Wrolstad is appointed to magazine production and replaces William McBride who resigns for Los Angeles. Henry Africa becomes head of the newspaper production laboratory and teaches the newspaper production course while directing printer operator training and mechanical service activities for state newspapers.
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James Morrison
University of Nebraska, Lincoln
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Editors of Weeklies Plan Meeting Here in October
The 1952 annual Iowa conference for editors of community weeklies and small city papers will be held Friday and Saturday October 17 and 18 at the State University of Iowa. Prof Wilbur Peterson of the journalism school will head the event. Discussions cover management on smaller papers and new income techniques to offset rising costs, plus national and local advertising and circulation issues.
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SUI Professor to Lecture in Italy on Fulbright Leave
Prof. William E. Porter head of the magazine sequence at Iowa State University School of Journalism will take a nine month Fulbright leave starting mid September to lecture at the University of Rome likely at the Instituto di Pubblicismo. He has written for Saturday Evening Post Better Homes and Gardens and Colliers and led the Missouri Writers workshop in Columbia June 16 to 21 with about 73 attendees across writing courses.
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Midwest journalists shortage noted by Moeller at Hawkeye club
Prof Leslie G Moeller of Iowa State University urged more high school students to pursue journalism. At Clear Lake meeting nine counties heard that journalism schools fail to graduate enough workers to meet Midwest demand. Morrison urged schools to engage early in high school journalism programs and explain printing and linotype opportunities.
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Newsman to Speak Here November 20
Frank McNaughton a Time magazine political writer will address the State University of Jews on Thursday November 20 on The Politic impact of the 1952 Conventions. He has covered Washington for Time since 1941 and previously worked for United Press.
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Research project on Amana shown to Iowa clubs
A presentation on Amana Refrigeration Incorporated was shown to Muscatine and Des Moines advertising clubs and to the State University of Iowa Alpha Delta Sigma chapter. The 15 members prepared the project with colored slides and a tape, detailing Amana’s background, production system, competition and sales potential.
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Homecoming Coffee Hour Planned At State University Of Iowa
The annual homecoming coffee hour of the State University of Iowa journalism school will be held Saturday morning October 25. Mass communication workers students faculty and alumni are invited to meet in the journalism offices East hall between 9 am and noon Father Ohio State game scheduled for the afternoon.
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