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Fall 2000: Photojournalism Introduction

James Nachtwey’s book “Inferno” is a collection of 382 photographs depicting the horrific brutality and suffering of people who are entrapped by war, famine or political unrest. Its publication offers…
September 15, 2000

The Perils of Lunch With Sharon Stone

When the Five W’s aren’t appetizing, some reporters stir in a bit of fiction.
September 15, 2000

The Verdict Is in the 112th Paragraph

In a narrative serial of a murder trial, news is differently defined.
September 15, 2000

Fall 2000: Words & Reflections Introduction

The death penalty is under the journalistic microscope. Scrutiny of prosecutions and court procedures, along with new testing of DNA evidence, is illuminating ways in which the legal system—from the…
September 15, 2000

Talking About Narrative Journalism

Jack Hart [writing coach for The Oregonian]: We ran a narrative series last week about a basketball coach and his problems with crack cocaine. My girlfriend was at a meeting…
September 15, 2000

Narrative Journalism Comes of Age

Some find it hard to accept. Others embrace it.
September 15, 2000

Freelancers Confront New Challenges

In a contract battle, many argue their work shouldn’t be used for free.
September 15, 2000

Can Journalism Be Fair?

‘If truth is whatever works for you, there is no need for journalism.’
September 15, 2000

‘Just Write What Happened.’

Imposing a narrative structure doesn’t always work.
September 15, 2000

The Perils of Growing Comfortable With Evil

The lynching of Jesse Washington, May 16, 1916, in Robinson, Texas. From the exhibition “Without Sanctuary: Lynching Photography in America.” Photo courtesy of The New-York Historical Society.April 9, 2000 The…
September 15, 2000