SUI Iowa Radio News Staff Among Midwest's Largest
WSUI KSUI news operation at State University of Iowa staffs forty students including Rod Gelatt and Dick Finn. Nine newscasters 11 reporters and 20 rewrite men lead daily broadcasts with local national and international coverage and unique student editors. Tape and wire recorders aid field work while faculty supervision remains limited to advising the news staff.
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Destines
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Pittsburgh
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JoAnn Thein
Oelwein
Maureen Auburn
Woodridge
Associated Press Radio Wire
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Students Get Experience As Stringers
College stringers for newspapers radio and wire services gain field experience reporting on diverse Iowa City events and earn 20 to 50 dollars monthly with potential bonuses for features and photos. Notable stringers include John Holway Wendell Woodard John Turnbull Rod Gerlatt Charles Krouse Bill Seward Bob Schmidt and Harold Yeglin.
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Toddville
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Bill Seward
Bob Schmidt
Remsen
Des Moines Register and Tribune
Harold Yeglin
Professor's Book Adopted as Text for Fairchild Engravers
About thirty copies of Edward F. Mason's How Halftone Dots Make Pictures were ordered by Fairchild Photo-Engraver manufacturers for use as instructional texts. Mason, head of the pictorial journalism sequence, said the books likely would train Fairchild service engineers.
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SUI Journalism School Ranks Eighth in U S Student Headcount
The SUI school of journalism stands as the eighth largest in the United States by full time juniors seniors and graduate students.
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SUI School of Journalism
United States
Woman editor takes man sized job at Center Point Independent
Twenty four year old Jean Strong, editor of the Center Point Independent, fills roles as reporter, linotype operator and advertising manager. She hopes to grow the weekly circulation from 650 to 1000, planning advocacy for city hall and sewage system improvements.
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Marion Sentinel
Daily Iowan
Wimer Accepts California College Teaching Post
Professor Arthur Wimer, head of the State University of Iowa journalism sequence, is named chairman of the journalism department at San Diego State College in California. He will leave SUI at summer’s end 1950 after joining in October 1947 and has a background with the New York Times and Hartford Courant.
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San Diego State College
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Columbia University School of Journalism
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Wimer Praises SUI Journalism Team Plans California Colony
Wimer lauds the SUI school of journalism and the Daily Iowan as the best teaching team in the country. He envisions taking them to California and plans a trip to Washington, D.C., after leaving SUI in August.
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Career Day Talks by Iowa Journalist Instructor
John Scott Davenport of the State University of Iowa school of journalism spoke at Waverly High School April 27 and Cherokee High School March 27. He outlined the advantages and disadvantages of pursuing journalism for students considering the field.
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John Scott Davenport
State University of Iowa School of Journalism
Waverly High School
Cherokee High School
Davenport
Plan to consolidate mass communications at State University of Iowa
Work is underway to bring together in one building all the phases of mass communications offered at the State University of Iowa. The project aims to centralize programs and facilities for journalism, radio, and related disciplines in a single campus site.
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