UM J-School Mar04

March • 2004

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William K. Marimow

Dean Stone Night:
Former Sun editor,
two-time Pulitzer winner, to visit J-School

Three months after he was abruptly dismissed as editor of the Baltimore Sun, William K. Marimow will visit UM to speak at Dean Stone Night. He’s willing to talk about the firing that shocked the journalism community, but says he’d rather stick to journalism. His talk will examine what happens to democracy when public officials lie to the press. [More]

Made in Montana:
Students highlight
Montana businesses

photo by Kathryn Stevens

From mandolins to jewelry, bear spray to bread: If it's made in Montana, R-TV students want to know. "Made in Montana," a student-run program on Montana PBS, has been showcasing state products for 11 years.[More]

Longtime editor chosen as next Pollner professor

Nancy Szokan

The J-School's fourth Pollner prof is an editor extraordinaire who also loves to teach and brings big-paper experience from the Washington Post and the Philadelphia Inquirer.[More]

More News

• Photo student claims Hearst award
• KPAX news director teaches reporting class
• Professors put photos on display
• Two photo students picked for fellowship
[More]

Reporters: Josi Carlson, Brad Fjeldheim, Matt Pritchard

Photographer: Kathryn Stevens

Editor: Sheri Venema, assistant professor

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March 2004