Journalism teachers struggle teaching copyright and fair use laws Thursday, June 28, 2012 By Linda Hopson The adviser for a student newspaper in Boulder, Colo., logged onto her computer to check a story posted online about the new hit TV series “SMASH” and let out a sigh. full story

Guiding students to ethical use of social media Thursday, June 28, 2012 By Rhonda Dickens As professional and university journalists grapple with using social media ethically, should high school journalism educators write social media guidelines as well? full story

Journalism education threatened at Title I schools Thursday, June 28, 2012 By Cody Roberts Title I high schools face numerous obstacles from a socio-economic standpoint. Oftentimes elective courses such as journalism are forced onto the financial chopping block or are deemed irrelevant by t full story

Journalists, educators: Make diversity intentional Thursday, June 28, 2012 By Denise Powell This article will inform you how to bring diversity to your journalism staff. Diversity may not happen in school journalism if you’re not intentional. full story

MULTIMEDIA SPECIAL: Dealing with the heat [ArticleImageHyperLink] Thursday, June 28, 2012 By Larry Wayman, Ben Sellers and Chad Renning When the Squash Blossom opens in a few weeks, it will be the first restaurant venture for Carrie Lester. But her work in the food industry goes back more than 15 years, she said. full story

Anonymous sources are a necessary evil for journalists Thursday, June 28, 2012 By Deann McBride You never use an anonymous source. You just don't, said Dennis Wagner, senior reporter for The Arizona Republic. And then he told a story about a time he did. full story

Girls rule in journalism too Thursday, June 28, 2012 By Deborah Glenn Girls are surpassing boys in grades, test scores and college admissions, and this trend has found its way into journalism classrooms around the country. High school journalism advisers and college ad full story

Advisers wary of print-to-online transition Thursday, June 28, 2012 By Elaine Broussard Journalism educators must weigh the pros of building their students’ proficiency with digital formats versus the cons of giving up a traditionally beloved print format. full story

MULTIMEDIA SPECIAL: For Phoenix natives the heat is no sweat [ArticleImageHyperLink] Tuesday, June 26, 2012 By Sara Hennes, Kelly Robinson and Paula Wolfe It was 108 degrees at lunchtime in front of the Chase building on Central, but hotdog seller David Tonstad wasn’t sweating it. Like many other Phoenix natives he seemed unimpressed. “It’s hot, but it full story

MULTIMEDIA SPECIAL: Some like it hot [ArticleImageHyperLink] Tuesday, June 26, 2012 By Janice Johnson, Deann McBride and Linda Hopson Phoenix residents hydrate in a variety of ways to help combat the effects of temperatures soaring well over 100 degrees in the summer. full story

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