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Journalism and Mass Communication Education for the 21st Century
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Much Better than Yesterday,and Still Brighter Tomorrow
Richard R. Cole
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Quality Must be Emphasized in 21st Century Education
Del Brinkman
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Liberal Education is the Key to Defending our Liberties
Dwight Teeter
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Journalism Education is in an Enviable Catbird Seat
Neale Copple
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Journalism/Mass Comm as an Academic Discipline
Douglas Ann Newsom
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It's Time to Set New Directions in Communication Education
Richard W. Budd
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In Search of the Unit Core: Commonalities in Curricula
Robert O. BlanchardWilliam G. Christ
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Changing the Relationship between Journalism and Time
Douglas Birkhead
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Future Advertising Education: Ideas on a Tentative Discipline
Kim Rotzoll
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Restricted accessOtherFirst published September, 1985pp. 42-44
Educators' Role Changed by Media and Data Bases
William R. Oates
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Restricted accessOtherFirst published September, 1985pp. 45-46
The ‘Wallet Test’ as a First-Day Ice-Breaker
Alice Gagnard
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Across and down with Word Puzzles in Writing Classes
Robert C. Kochersberger
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Journalists Learn uses of History in New Program
Stephen Vaughn
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Administrators Feel Traditional Research has Highest Value
Fred FedlerRon F. Smith
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Restricted accessOtherFirst published September, 1985pp. 52-53
Editors Agree: Students Must Learn Grammar and Econ
Michael B. Shelly
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Teaching Students an Ear for News
Rob AndersonGeorge M. Killenberg
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Provide Overview,not Detailed Lesson of Online Services
Bob Bernard
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Be Cautious of High Technology in Advertising
Keith AdlerBruce Vanden Bergh
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Journalism Education in Transition

Volume 40, Issue 3, September 1985