Articles The Roles Journalists Played During the Balkan War ‘… this book is a welcomed reminder of how journalism can be a noble calling, but also a foul profession.’ March 15, 2003 Senad Pecanin War Reporting: How Should Civilian Casualties Be Reported? A veteran journalist looks at other wars to help journalists understand the value of this reporting and how best to cover them. March 15, 2003 Bob Zelnick Deciding to Testify About Rwanda ‘As a journalist, I might argue against testifying but, as a human being, I could not.’ March 15, 2003 Lindsey Hilsum The Unseen Gulf War A photographer portrays human suffering in war. March 15, 2003 Peter Turnley In the 1980’s, a Chicago Newspaper Investigated Cardinal Cody ‘We’re going to have to do as careful and as in-depth reporting as anyone’s ever done, because this is dynamite.’ March 15, 2003 Roy Larson Reporting the Catholic Church’s Scandal in Ireland Hindered by its secrecy culture, Irish journalists were helped by dogged reporting from Britain. March 15, 2003 Emily O’Reilly Explaining Why 24,000 People Died Yesterday The Boston Globe looks worldwide at the result of scant health care. March 15, 2003 James F. Smith The Neglected Vatican Beat ‘… most reporters are constrained to do less than full-time work on a beat that demands more than full-time competence.’ March 15, 2003 John L. Allen Jr. Is the U.S. Government Making Children Fat? By asking different questions, a journalist connects farm policies to childhood obesity. March 15, 2003 Barry Yeoman Secrecy Remained in Place With the Church’s Finances Journalists were not able to secure the financial documents they needed to back up their reporting from informed sources. March 15, 2003 Stephen Kurkjian Previous 1 … 328 329 330 331 332 333 334 … 437 Next