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The Strange Questions Journalists Ask

By Richard L. Fox• Opinion• June 15, 1999

Is it possible they heard the same speech? Read more

Why I Asked Jesse Jackson About the Media

By Adam-Paul Smolak• Opinion• June 15, 1999

Rev. Jesse Jackson at Union College. RELATED ARTICLE “The Strange Questions Journalists Ask” – Richard L. FoxI am a political animal, so the presence … Read more

In Yugoslavia, the Consequences of Not Reporting the Truth

By Chris Hedges• International Journalism• June 15, 1999

Journalists’ Failure to Report Honestly Empowers Tyrants Read more

Welfare Reform and Latinos = Immigration and Cultural Politics

By Joe Rodriguez• Features• June 15, 1999

The Story Is About More Than Moving From Welfare to Work Read more

Blurring the Lines Hurts Journalism

By Jim Lehrer• Opinion• June 15, 1999

My message has to do with journalism. It has to do with why, according to the polls, we are now down there with the lawyers, the Congress and the child pornographers in the public’s respect and esteem. There’s a long … Read more

‘The Monica Thing’

By John F. Stacks• Opinion• June 15, 1999

How would Scotty Reston and his generation of Washington reporters have handled the story? His biographer looks for answers. Read more

Constructing the Welfare Story Brick By Brick

By Bill Kovach• Features• June 15, 1999

Write Up; Write Down; Write Fast; Write Slow Read more

Dealing With the Trauma of Covering War

International Journalism• June 15, 1999

Journalists Talk About Ways They Cope With What They See Read more

Searching for Facts in a Sea of Speculation

By Richard Harwood• Opinion• June 15, 1999

Two journalists sift through the evidence of scandal coverage. Read more

Immigrants Ignite a Media Maelstrom in Greece

By Dimitri Mitropoulos• International Journalism• June 15, 1999

By Linking Foreigners With Crime, Broadcast Media Tried to Grow Their Ratings. But at What Cost? Read more