UM J-School Sept.03

September 2003

Alberta premier visits J-School
to deliver Marjorie Nichols lecture

photo by Kate Medley

Alberta Premier Ralph Klein accepts a painting of Sacajawea from UM President George Dennison before giving the Marjorie Nichols lecture on Sept. 18.

Stay objective, tell the truth, and listen well, Alberta Premier Ralph P. Klein told journalism students and others during the 2003 Marjorie Nichols Memorial Lecture. Klein, a former radio reporter, said he made the switch from journalism to politics after losing his objectivity.

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New graduate students get to work
Click here for photos and bios of the graduate class of 2005

Faculty's summer adventures fun, productive

photo by Teresa Tamura

Professor Teresa Tamura spent two weeks photographing former residents of Idaho's Minidoka War Relocation Center, a World War II internment camp.(Click on photo for more images)

J-School faculty spent the summer writing and shooting, learning and teaching.

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In its second decade, Native News tab
documents tribal life

Produced by top students at the J-School, the Native News tab has been researching issues on Montana's seven Indian reservations for a dozen years.

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photo by Nick Wolcott

Crow elder Joseph Medicine Crow.
(Click on photo for more images)

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<R-TV senior wins the big one
• Pollner Fellow cited for courageous journalism
• J-school junior makes Top Ten list, wins $10k
• Butte interns hit the streets, win award
• Ray takes over
• Reznet reaps award
• Dowling joins boards
• Quadruple awards for KUFM news director

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Reporters: Patrick Galbraith, Kelly Jackson, Jesse Nation-Ames

Photographer: Kate Medley

Editor: Sheri Venema, assistant professor

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