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Author: Mary Keister

Damaged student – adviser relationships require communication, patience

Uncategorized
January 4, 2010September 5, 2018 Mary Keister

Adviser-student relationships can hitrough spots, especially when it comes to issues like censorship and staffing.

Tagged advisers, reports, Winter 2009-10

The student journalist's dilemma

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January 4, 2010September 5, 2018 Mary Keister

As ambitious college reporters and editors aim to build resumes and do it all on campus, student newspapers must fight to keep conflicts of interest out of their newsrooms.

Tagged reports, Winter 2009-10

Fairfield University files harassment charges against student newspaper

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November 16, 2009September 5, 2018 Mary Keister

Harassment charges have been filed against The Fairfield Mirror,Fairfield University's independent student newspaper, in response to acolumn published Sept. 30.

Tagged Connecticut, Fairfield University, The Fairfield Mirror

Prosecutors accuse former Medill students of paying off witnesses

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November 10, 2009September 5, 2018 Mary Keister

Prosecutors for the Cook County state's attorney's office haveaccused students who worked on the Medill Innocence Project at NorthwesternUniversity of paying off two witnesses in a three-year investigation of themurder conviction of Anthony McKinney.

Tagged Illinois, Northwestern University

Newspaper policies addressed following 'walk of shame' column

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November 3, 2009September 5, 2018 Mary Keister

CONNECTICUT -- Editors and advisers of Fairfield University's student newspaper,the Fairfield Mirror, are working with Fairfield's administrationto evaluate newspaper policies after a controversial opinion piece on the "walk of shame" was printed Sept. 30.

Tagged Connecticut, Fairfield Mirror, Fairfield University

'Walk of shame' column prompts protests at Fairfield University

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October 15, 2009September 5, 2018 Mary Keister

Protests, destruction of newspapers andstudent-government resolutions have unfolded over the past two weeks followingthe Sept. 30 publication of a satirical column about the "walk of shame" in Fairfield University's student newspaper, the Fairfield Mirror.

Tagged Fairfield Mirror, Fairfield University

Pa. student journalists arrested while covering G-20 protests

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September 29, 2009September 5, 2018 Mary Keister

Student journalists for the University ofPittsburgh's Pitt News were arrested September 25 while reportingon protests of the G-20 summit in Pittsburgh.

Tagged Pa., Pitt News, Pittsburgh, University of Pittsburgh

Wash. student newspaper editors punished after clash with adviser

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September 16, 2009September 5, 2018 Mary Keister

Editors at Clark College's student newspaper, TheIndependent, are facing disciplinary sanctions after attempting toparticipate in the hiring process for the newspaper's student staffpositions.

Tagged Clark College, The Independent

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