Editorial on campus life and mature student role at Iowa
The Daily Iowan editorial argues that State University of Iowa shapes students into educated adults through diverse backgrounds and idea exchange. It notes the challenge of conforming to group standards and the university's trust in nearly 10 000 students to act as mature contributors.
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State University of Iowa
Armed Services
Charles F. Carroll
The
Daily Iowan
the Daily
Iowan
WSUI
KSUI
Advertising Workshop
University Information Service
Quest's Purpose in Iowa High School Journalism
This Quest issue replaces the High School Journalist as a quarterly review from the State University of Iowa School of Journalism. Produced by SUI journalism students, it serves as a practical lab in newspapering for Iowa high schools. This is the second Quest issue of 1950. It also describes organizations that support better journalism education in Iowa high schools.
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Quest
State University of Iowa
School of Journalism
SUI
Iowa
State University of Iowa School of Journalism
American Council On Education For Journalism
SUI School of Journalism
Iowa City
TJ’s Signal Illustrates Ad Sales Tactics
The Signal at Thomas Jefferson High School in Council Bluffs showcases how student newspapers recruit advertisers. A type faces booklet, featuring Bernhard Gothic Tempo and Coronet scripts, backs sales pitches. Poll data on student spending supports targeted ad placements.
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Thomas Jefferson High School
Council Bluffs
Park Avenue
Omaha
Yearbook staff plans spring push for a better 1951 book
The piece urges next year’s yearbook staff to start early, choose art motif, assign areas, draft a loose leaf dummy, and set staggered deadlines. It recommends trial art projects, group photos, and a trip to the printer for engraving tips to meet deadlines and improve quality.
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Pat LO
Missury
State University of Iowa
Photo Magazine Writing Public Relations Offered Students
Students may pursue photog raphy magazine writing or public relations with SAT offered courses. Pictorial journalism uses SUI equipment for shooting developing and enlarging pictures. Magazine Writing provides tips from experienced staff and opportunities to publish in Frivol the campus humor magazine. Public relations centers on campus publicity and field experience for future public opinion work and publicity roles.
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SAT
SUI
Frivol
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