20 years later Sunday, July 03, 2011 By Dan Sadicario A film lover looks for what has changed in Austin and himself since the release of Slacker in 1991. full story

Statesman reporters share more than writing Thursday, June 30, 2011 By Jackye Morrisey "Putting a face to a story" is the essence of great writing. No matter what the medium...no matter what the beat. Good reporters know how to seamlessly and effectively weave a personal story into an full story

Alamo Drafthouse Rocks Thursday, June 30, 2011 By Lisa Pereira [ArticleImageHyperLink] Austin's famous Alamo Drafthouse Cinema invites movie lovers in to enjoy food and brew with their movies, but don't dare to talk or text. full story

Acton in Action Thursday, June 30, 2011 By Walter Brough-Stevenson Jeanne Acton, Director of the journalism program at the University Interscholastic League, imparts wisdom to a group of educators attending the Reynolds Institute at UT Austin. full story

Daytripping to Fredericksburg, TX Thursday, June 30, 2011 By Casey Elsa Casey Elsa steps outside of Austin for some small-town Texas charm. full story

Expect the unexpected Thursday, June 30, 2011 By Brendan Riley [ArticleImageHyperLink] Veteran, award-winning high school journalism instructor Janet Elbom, a lifelong teacher from the Austin, Texas area, returns to the ASNE High School Summer Journalism Institute. On June 23, Elbom led full story

Advisers: Navigating School Politics Thursday, June 30, 2011 By Suzi Van Steenbergen Jeanne Acton, Director for the University Interscholastic League in Texas, provides advice for educators hoping to minimize potential career backlash resulting from student journalists' decisions whil full story

Bats over Austin Thursday, June 30, 2011 By Brendan Riley [ArticleImageHyperLink] The 1.5 million bats of Austin, Texas, captivate hundreds of sightseers every evening in Spring and Summer with their dramatic departure from beneath the capital city's Congress Avenue bridge. full story

Risky Business: Journalism Advising Thursday, June 30, 2011 By Suzi Van Steenbergen When the principal interrupted her speech class to pull her out into the hallway, veteran high school newspaper adviser Gayle McKinney didn’t quite know what to expect. Upset that his column, tradi full story

Advisers on the Front Lines Thursday, June 30, 2011 By Serena Johnson Rojas [ArticleImageHyperLink] Serena Johnson Rojas discusses the need for nationwide legal protection for journalism advisers. full story

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