Embed This Article Where do we go for news? [ArticleImageHyperLink] [ArticleMedia] Tuesday, June 20, 2006 By Kathy Arandale full story >

Embed This Article The power of their voice: Success for underrepresented minorities is far too uncommon [ArticleMedia] Thursday, June 22, 2006 By Ellena Weldon Norma Jaimez understands the importance of finding her own voice. “My mom’s voice gets lost,” she says, “but being on the newspaper gives me that sense of voice.” full story >

Embed This Article Journalism is not dying [ArticleMedia] Tuesday, June 20, 2006 By Jan Goodspeed When the oral tradition was transformed onto stone tablets to reach a larger audience, it did not mean story telling had vanished. It simply meant it had changed its venue. Just as paper shattered s full story >

Embed This Article First Amendment Rights and Scholastic Journalism [ArticleMedia] Thursday, June 22, 2006 By Fred Peel full story >

Embed This Article Sather Gate opens new world [ArticleMedia] Tuesday, June 20, 2006 By Holly Day Gates can serve as entryways to new worlds or as locked barriers. Passing through Berkeley’s Sather Gate each morning signaled my entrance to the ASNE Institute, a world where light was shed on the Fi full story >

Embed This Article A revolution of the mindTeacher challenges students to ask the uncommon questions [ArticleMedia] Tuesday, June 20, 2006 By Christina Guerra Step into my classroom. A barrage of bright, colorful pages bearing quotes scripted in funky fonts clutter the walls, skillfully concealing the dull beige paint. The words are impossible to ignore, bu full story >

Embed This Article Surviving the first year [ArticleMedia] Tuesday, June 20, 2006 By Melanie Allen The clock displayed 8:15 a.m. and school started 15 minutes ago. Running into the classroom, she panicked and relentlessly tried to control the disruptive students. Taking a deep breath, she tried ag full story >

Embed This Article The Power of Their Voice [ArticleMedia] Tuesday, June 20, 2006 By Ellena Weldon Norma Jaimez understands the importance of finding her own voice. “My mom’s voice gets lost,” she says, speaking of the way in which women are often relegated to the kitchen, especially in the Latino full story >

Embed This Article Value of High School Journalism [ArticleMedia] Tuesday, June 20, 2006 By Fred Peel full story >

Embed This Article California not such a frightening place: Maybe mother wasn't right in warning her daughter about tempting state [ArticleMedia] Thursday, June 22, 2006 By Katie Ingwersen I was suspended over the country, in the middle of the air, in the middle of my life. It was “severe clear,” so clear I could see the ground all the way across the country — farms, subdivisions with full story >