Archive: Mar 2001

The Risks American Journalists Confront in Colombia

By Tod Robberson• International Journalism• March 15, 2001

Staying safe sometimes collides with aggressively reporting on the war. Read more

Sparking a Passion for Journalism in High School

By Diana Mitsu Klos• Journalist’s Trade• March 15, 2001

A journalism association works to strengthen a tenuous but invaluable resource. Read more

You’ve Got to ‘Be Carefully Taught’

By Av Westin• Opinion• March 15, 2001

Decision-making in TV newsrooms too often involves racial criteria. Read more

In Colombia, Journalists Have Many Enemies

By Francisco Santos• International Journalism• March 15, 2001

‘The first and most damning effect is self-censorship.’ Read more

Why ‘Mama’s Santos’ was honored by Let’s Do It Better

By Arlene Notoro Morgan• Opinion• March 15, 2001

“Mama is preparing to die. This is nothing new. She started to make these preparations when I was in fourth grade, 34 years ago.” With that opening, Arizona Daily Star reporter Carmen Duarte started her 36-part series on “Mama’s Santos: … Read more

Colombia’s War Takes Place on a Global Stage

By Ignacio G. Gómez• International Journalism• March 15, 2001

In exposing the roots and connections of violence, journalists risk their lives. Read more

Let’s Do It Better: 2000 Honorees

Opinion• March 15, 2001

Newspapers: Newspaper of the Year—Newsday For overall excellence in covering race and ethnicity and for developing a strategy to deal with the paper’s demographic challenge. Gabriel Escobar, city editor, The Washington Post For his stories … Read more

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