Quote of the Day on newsroom passion by Jim Naughton
The quote frames passion as the newsroom soul and its clearest proof when events unfold. It credits Jim Naughton, former president of The Poynter Institute, with the idea from 2003.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 2004
Page
2
The quote frames passion as the newsroom soul and its clearest proof when events unfold. It credits Jim Naughton, former president of The Poynter Institute, with the idea from 2003.
The opening in Athens highlights international security concerns and high costs. Officials report over 7 billion spent, including 1.5 billion on security for athletes and visitors from 200 nations. Tickets sold fall short of half the 5.3 million available as nations vie for Olympic glory. Notable U S athletes shine amid drug-test and selection issues.
A countywide compilation provides contact details for U.S. Senators Pat Roberts and Sam Brownback, U.S. Rep. Jim Ryun, Governor Kathleen Sebelius, and state lawmakers in Topeka Kansas. Includes office locations, phone numbers, and web addresses for each official.
Donald Kaul argues Kerry emerged stronger after the Democratic convention while the Bush administration issued a terror alert. He critiques party unity, Nader’s stance, and the duel over defense spending, portraying two war parties with different loyalties to corporate America. He notes the convention’s focus on Kerry’s Vietnam era record over his Senate years.
A Fox News channel poll is cited to claim over a third of American voters doubt the Bush administration’s terror warnings for political gain. The piece argues partisanship harms national security and critiques past Clinton era actions while noting how disclosures affected intelligence efforts and public trust.
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