UM J-School April04

April • 2004

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Grizzly
Journalism
Camp
set for June 27-30

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B'cast students
take four
Hearst
Awards

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April 22
Help turn the earth for our new building

"... from Libby and beyond"
Reporter who broke news of Libby's asbestos scandal to speak at J-School

Andrew Schneider, a two-time Pulitzer Prize winner who first broke the story of asbestos poisoning in Libby, will visit the UM J-School later this month to discuss investigative techniques and participate in “Stories from Libby and Beyond,” a symposium that will examine asbestos problems not only in Libby but around the world. The symposium will also draw Paul Brodeur, a former New Yorker magazine staff writer who has written four books on asbestos. [More]

Student award
brings photo money
to J-School

photo by Mike Cohea

Senior photojournalism student Lisa Hornstein isn't always behind a camera, but for all the awards she's won lately, she might as well be. [More]

Spring Break fantasies...

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Annual student doc takes shape

photo by Kathryn Stevens

If it's spring, it must be time for broadcast students to put in long days reporting, taping and editing the annual student documentary to run on Montana PBS. The program premiers for parents and friends on May 14, the night before graduation.[More]

The Montana Sedition Project

Ben Kahn
called the government's wartime food laws a "big joke." He was sentenced to
prison for 7-20 years. Read about him and other victims of Montana's
sedition law

• Alumni notes: Updated

More News

• Photo students are off to the races
• R-TV student wins $1K scholarship
• Barrett named to Fulbright Committee
• Students show work to Missoula
• Double whammy award

[More]

Reporters: Josi Carlson, Brad Fjeldheim, Matt Pritchard

Photographer: Kathryn Stevens

Editor: Sheri Venema, assistant professor

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April 2004