Indiana Daily Student

Name: Indiana Daily Student | 150 Years of Headlines, Deadlines and Bylines
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150 Years of Headlines, Deadlines and Bylines

Rachel Kipp Amy Wimmer Schwarb Charles Scudder(Herausgeber*in)

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Erschienen am 22. Dezember 2021

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Michael Auslen, BAJ 2014, is a graduate student in public policy at Harvard University's John F. Kennedy School of Government. He previously covered Florida politics for the Tampa Bay Times and Miami Herald. Marjorie Smith Blewett, BA 1948, has been closely associated with IU journalism longer than anyone else. After a career at newspapers, she worked as the journalism school's placement director from 1969 to 1990. She continues to serve as the school's de facto historian and on The Media School Alumni Board. Ray E. Boomhower, BA 1982, MA 1995, is senior editor at the Indiana Historical Society Press, where he edits Traces of Indiana and Midwestern History, a popular quarterly history magazine. Boomhower is also the author of numerous books and articles on Hoosier history, including biographies of Ernie Pyle, Gus Grissom, Lew Wallace, John Bartlow Martin and May Wright Sewall. James Brosher, BAJ 2010, is a multimedia producer at IU Communications, where he captures daily life on campus as a photographer and is an FAA-licensed drone pilot. He previously worked as a staff photographer at the South Bend Tribune and Wyoming Tribune Eagle. Biz Carson, BAJ 2012, is a staff writer at Forbes magazine, where she covers the most valuable tech startups in San Francisco. She previously worked at Business Insider, Gigaom, and Wired and spent her first year after graduation working as a newspaper designer for Gannett. Kevin Corcoran, BA 1988, is strategy director for Lumina Foundation. He previously worked as an investigative journalist for the Indianapolis Star. Gina Czark, BAJ 2002, is associate vice president of content management for Northwell Health, New York State's largest health care provider. She previously directed social media for New York Presbyterian Hospital and worked as a reporter for the Times of Northwest Indiana. Eric C. Deggans, BA 1990, is TV critic for NPR and a media analyst/contributor for MSNBC/NBC News. He previously worked as TV/media critic at the Tampa Bay Times and is author of the 2012 book Race-Baiter: How the Media Wields Dangerous Words to Divide a Nation. Melissa Farlow, BA 1974, is an independent photographer and holds a master's degree in journalism from the University of Missouri. Previously, she was staff photographer for the Courier Journal and Louisville Times and the Pittsburgh Press from 1985 to 1992 and a contract photographer for National Geographic magazine in the 1990s. Farlow currently works as an independent photographer. Thomas French, BAJ 1980, teaches reporting and writing in The Media School. Since he joined the journalism faculty, his students have won first place six times in the Hearst national writing championship. He previously worked at the St. Petersburg (now Tampa Bay) Times in Florida. Paul Heaton, BA 1984, is senior director for member engagement for the Council for Advancement and Support of Education, based in Washington, DC. He previously worked at the St. Petersburg (now Tampa Bay) Times and for higher education and nonprofit organizations in New York and Michigan. Winston Fournier, BA 1946, worked for 10 years as a journalist for The Wall Street Journal before opening his own public relations firm, Winston Fournier & Associates, in Dallas. He passed along to his two sons lessons about good writing that he had learned while at IU-including that there is no such thing as "very unique." He died in 2007. Kathryn Flynn, BA 1987, is senior editor for Dragonfly Editorial, an editorial services company based in Dayton, Ohio. Most of her nearly 25-year newspaper career was spent as features editor of the Capital in Annapolis, Maryland. She also edits books for The Countryman Press, an imprint of W.W. Norton & Company. Rachel Kipp, BAJ 2002, is associate editorial director of Knowledge@Wharton, the online business journal and podcast of The Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania.

Inhalt

Foreword: The IDS, Held Up to Light / Amy Wimmer Schwarb, BAJ 1998

Introduction

'Allegiance to No Faction': A History of the IDS / Ray E. Boomhower, BA 1982, MA 1995

In the World, on Campus, at the Newsroom / Jamie Zega, BAJ 2018

1. 1867-1914

Reflection: In the Beginning / Marjorie Smith Blewett, BA 1948

From the Archives: Infant IDS Lives Again as Dr. Bryan Reminisces / from the IDS, October 10, 1954

Profile: Florence Myrick Ahl / from the 2011 IU School of Journalism Centennial Distinguished Alumni Award program

From the Archives: The Course in Journalism / from the 1908 Arbutus

2. 1915-1938

Reflection: Returning from War to a Time of Growth / J. Dwight Peterson, BA 1919, LLD 1966

Behind the Story: An Innovative-and Dusty-Tradition / Rachel Kipp, BAJ 2002

From the Archives: It's in the Air / from the IDS, September 5, 1922

Behind the Story: The Keepers of IDS Traditions / Rachel Kipp, BAJ 2002

Behind the Story: Tight Times, Newspaper Extras and a Brush with Ernie Pyle / Robert C. Pebworth, BA 1932

From the Archives: 'He Died for the Republic' / from the IDS, October 5, 1922

3. 1939-1954

Reflection: The 'Lucky Coincidence' That Led to a Historic Extra / Winston Fournier, BA 1946

Profile: John E. Stempel / adapted from the IDS, January 22, 1982

From the Archives: 'The Hurt Has Become Too Great' / adapted from the IDS, April 28, 1945

Reflection: An 'Endless' Wait-and Then a Two-Day Nap / Mary Monroe, BA 1946

Behind the Story: Chronicling 'On-Track Feats and Off-Track Warts' / John Schwarb, BAJ 1996

Reflection: Linotype Memories / Marjorie Smith Blewett, BA 1948

From the Archives: 'The Shack' Still Lives . . . in Our Hearts / from the IDS, May 29, 1954

4. 1955-1969

Reflection: Racing Deadline / Myrna Oliver, BA 1964

Behind the Story: The Breaking News That Shaped a Generation / Joel Whitaker, BS 1964, MA 1971

Reflection: When the Editor is Edited / Craig Klugman, BA 1967

Reflection: From Bloomington to Abbey Road / Alan Sutton, BA 1970

From the Archives: Kennedy Asks That Indianapolis Crowd Pray For King Family / from the IDS, April 5, 1968

Behind the Story: The Indiana Daily Student: Evaluation and Suggestions / adapted from the Board of Aeons Report

5. 1970-1981

Profile: Jack Backer / adapted from the IDS, December 6, 1982

Reflection: Finding a Place behind the Camera / Melissa Farlow, BA 1974

Reflection: Covering Knight's Hoosiers / Mark Montieth, BAJ 1977

From the Archives: 'Breaking Away' Superficial, Trivial / from the IDS, April 23, 1979

Reflection: The Tribe of Ernie Pyle Hall / Thomas French, BAJ 1980

From the Archives: Why the Daily Student Is Discontinuing Free Papers / from the IDS, March 12, 1981

Behind the Story: Training Ground for Pulitzer Winners / Charles Scudder, BAJ 2014

6. 1982-1996

From the Archives: Carmichael Lived through His Music / from the IDS, January 5, 1982

Behind the Story: CompuScum, VDTs and That Garish Gold / Paul Heaton, BA 1984

Reflection: Prepared in More Ways Than One / Eric Deggans, BA 1990

Profile: Pat Siddons / adapted from the IDS, September 1, 2004

Behind the Story: The Night I Used a Nick's Menu as a Straightedge / Kathryn Flynn, BA 1987

Behind the Story: City Editor and . . . Fashion Aficionado? / Kevin Corcoran, BA 1988

From the Archives: IDS Editors Still Ponder at Ernie's Desk / from the IDS, October 8, 1953

Behind the Story: The Semester I Gave the Campus Sex Advice / Joe Vince, BAJ 1997

Reflection: All I Really Need to Know, I Learned in Backshop / Jeff Vrabel, BAJ 1997

Profile: John Jackson / adapted from the IDS, March 18, 1996

From the Archives: IDS Online Edition Now Available on Internet / from the IDS, October 22, 1996

7. 1997-2008

Reflection: Writing for the Campus-and for Grandma Millie / Rachel Kipp, BAJ 2002

From the Archives: Our Own Jolly St. Nick / from the IDS, March 20, 2000

Reflection: 'Our World Was Changing before Our Eyes' / Gina Czark, BAJ 2002

Reflection: The Drive to Be First-and the Torture of Being Wrong / Aaron Sharockman, BAJ 2003

Reflection: On Diversity at the IDS and in Daily Life / George Lyle IV, BAJ 2005

Profile: David L. Adams / from the IDS, June 4, 2007

Behind the Story: Ending the Semester with a Splash

8. 2009-Present

Reflection: Goodnight, Brian / Biz Carson, BAJ 2012

Profile: Ron Johnson / Michael Auslen, BAJ 2014

Reflection: Moving Out, Moving On / Charles Scudder, BAJ 2014

From the Archives: The IDS Will No Longer Print Five Days a Week, and That Is Ok / from idsnews.com March 27, 2017

Reflection: Changes and Challenges / Jim Rodenbush

Afterword / Ruth Witmer, BA 1987

Final Word / Herman B Wells, BS 1924, MA 1927

Appendix: IDS Editors-in-Chief, 1867-2018

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