Journalist’s Trade Local TV Investigates Who Is Polluting the Water A series of news reports found city agencies ignoring their own regulations and illegally polluting water in Dallas. March 15, 2005 Paul Adrian The Owens Lake Project Areas on the lakebed that generate dust must be controlled with one of three approved dust-control measures: flooding with shallow sheets of water, establishing native salt-tolerant vegetation, or covering the… March 15, 2005 David Maisel Using Narrative to Tell Stories About Water ‘The imperatives of narrative nonfi ction carried me like a current to the book’s last words.’ March 15, 2005 Jacques Leslie When Water and Political Power Intersect A journalist probes the story of water privatization in Jakarta, Indonesia. March 15, 2005 Andreas Harsono Spring 2005: Introduction Water is the essence of life, and its cleanliness, availability, and our use and abuse of it are stories meriting reporters’ and editors’ attention. Yet as Stuart Leavenworth, who covered… March 15, 2005 Melissa Ludtke Editorial Page Editors and Cartoonists: A Difficult Alliance ‘A cartoonist’s world is black and white, while an editor’s universe is imbued with shades of gray.’ December 15, 2004 John Zakarian Martha Stewart or Genocide: The Cartoonists’ Conundrum The role of humor in editorial cartoons is being debated. December 15, 2004 Steve Kelley An Historic Look at Political Cartoons ‘The future of editorial cartooning in America is uncertain, but the past holds lessons for us all.’ December 15, 2004 Harry Katz Squeezing Originality Out of Editorial Cartoons ‘The resulting sameness of so much of our work has left us vulnerable.’ December 15, 2004 Ed Stein Drawing the Country’s Mood ‘… a drawing can pierce the emotional heart of a story deeper than the most gifted verbal lapidaries.’ December 15, 2004 Jeff Danziger Previous 1 … 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 … 78 Next
