Journalism sororities and societies at Iowa State College
Four Greek letter journalism and advertising societies at Iowa State College offer professional contacts. Theta Sigma Phi and Sigma Delta Chi run events such as the Pica Ball and Wayzgoose, with SDX planning Gail Myers’s thesis publication. ADS Gamma Alpha Chi host conventions and ad presentations for Des Moines groups. Kappa Tau Alpha is noted as journalism honor society with GPA and course prerequisites.
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State University of Iowa
Theta Sigma Phi
Sigma Delta Chi
Pica Ball
Chicago
Alpha Delta Sigma
ADS
Gamma Alpha. Chi
Des Moinnes
Smulekoff
Cedar Rapids
Smulekoff's
Gamma Alpha Chi
Iowa City
Kappa Tau Alpha
KTA
Phi Beta Kappa
Arthur Barnes
SUI School of Journalism
Barnes
Le Mars Mill and Ida Grove Old Gold and Blue Review
The Mill in Le Mars bills itself as a champions school with hard hitting editorials to boost spirit. Ida Grove's Old Gold and Blue stands out for its compact four page format with three columns and strong typography despite size constraints.
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Mill
le Mars High School
School of Champions
le Mars
Ida Grove
National journalism groups and Iowa associations outlined
The article outlines three national groups the National Scholastic Press Association Columbia Scholastic Press Association and National Association of Journalism Directors with their functions publications conventions and support services. It also notes Iowa's IHSP A and State Association of Journalism Directors and describes plans to integrate journalism into high school curricula nationwide.
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National Scholastic Press Association
Fred L. Kildow
School of Journalism
University of Minnesota
Scholastic Editor
National Association of Journalism Directors
United States
National Council of Teachers of English
NCTE
NAJD
National Education Association
NEA
Iowa
Iowa High School Press Association
IHSPA
Donald Brown
University of Illinois
Brown
State University of Iowa
Drake University At
Des Moines
the State University OF Iowa
Burlington Purple and Gray High School Paper
The Burlington program showcases a distinct tabloid format with a five column sheet. Its nameplate often shifts across the page, sometimes spanning the top, other times tucked into three columns to fit a leading feature.
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Burlington
Trade Journal Writing Taught at SUI by Prof Arthur Wimer
Professor Arthur Wimer teaches a course on trade journal writing at SUI guiding students to craft copy for specialized publications such as Scholastic Editor Handicapped and Model Railroader. Wimer, a Columbia Journalism School graduate, has a rich background as a New York Times reporter and Denver Post editor.
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Ieureelion
SUI
Arthur Wimer
REO
Scholastic
Wimer
Wimner
Who's Who
Pulitzer School of Journalism
Columbia
New York
New York Times
Washington, D.C
Newsman
Marine Corps
Denver Post
San Diego State College
California
Quest edited by student and faculty staff
This issue of the Quest was edited by Jim Robinson a senior student in the SUI School of Journalism. The Quest was printed in the Newspaper Production laboratory under the direction of Henry Africa lecturer in the Production laboratory.
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The
Quest
Jim Robinson
SUI School of Journalism
Henry Africa
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Towan
SDX
Gail Myers
NAC
NSPA
CSPA
Columbia Scholastic Press Association
Joseph Murphy
Columbia University
Drake University
Department of
Technical Journalism
Iowa State College
Ames
State Association of Journalism Directors
State ‘Teachers
Illinois
Hawkeye
Robert Aiter
Composed By
Mex Fox
Ronald B. Thomas
Vince Sortutek