101. University Of Alabama Journalism Through College Of Communication Techniques and practice of writing newspaper and magazine feature articles. Students produce alabama Journalist, a laboratory newspaper. http://www.ccom.ua.edu/journalism/what/courses.html

Journalism Home College of Communication Courses The following courses are taught by members of the Journalism faculty. In addition to these, several non-traditional courses are also offered. Please see "Special Courses" section below. Journalism Undergraduate Courses Special Courses Mass Communication Courses Journalism Graduate Courses ... Mass Communication Graduate Courses Journalism Undergraduate Courses JN 261 Basic Photojournalism . Three hours (lecture and laboratory). Study and practice of techniques in photographic communication. Instruction in the operation of both film and digital cameras. Syllabus (Bissell) JN 311 Reporting. Three hours (lecture and laboratory). Prerequisites: MC 101, MC 102, and EH 101 or EH 103. Fundamentals of newsgathering and newswriting. This course is a prerequisite for all succeeding journalism courses except JN 436 and JN 437. Syllabus (Bailey Thomson) JN 312 Editing.

102. The UAH Exponent - Student Newspaper Of The University Of Alabama In Huntsville The Exponent, a newspaper of University of alabama Huntsville. Take it.Otherwise, your magazine habit can get costly. http://www.uahexponent.com/main.cfm?include=viewChannel&channel_ID=16&pagename=s

103. Alexa - Browse: News and Media alabama News Topix.net www.topix.net/state/al - Site Info Subscribe to FreeA/V Magazine Great TV Reviews, Pics Specs! AVguide.com http://www.alexa.com/browse?&CategoryID=58680

104. Business Alabama A former newspaper reporter, he has been executive editor for PMT Publishing since Don Milazzo is the editor of Business alabama magazine and of PMT http://www.businessalabama.net/default.asp?id=14

105. General Records Schedule For Alabama Universities alabama GI and Dependent s Educational Benefits Records. These records documentthe award of alabama GI University/Student Newspaper and Magazine Files http://www.lib.auburn.edu/archive/records_schedule.htm

General Records Schedule for Alabama Universities Functional Analysis Records Disposition Authority Table of Contents Admitting/Expelling Students Conveying Knowledge Advising and Assisting Students Enforcing Laws ... Administering Internal Operations Admitting/Expelling Students RECRUITMENT MATERIALS AND RECORDS Recruitment materials are used to recruit students to attend the university and include videos, publications, posters, correspondence, advertisements, flyers or buttons/pins. Files also may be created for the recruitment of specific students. REPORTS, STATISTICAL INFORMATION, AND PROCEDURES: PERMANENT. Other Records: Retain 1 year. Prior to disposition, check with the university archives for possible extended retention. Students’ Admission Files These files consist of application records for admission into the university degree program and are created for undergraduate, graduate, and transfer students. The files may include acceptance letters, placement records, medical records, test scores, test profiles, or reports of prospective university applicants.

106. Society Of Professional Journalists - MOE Region 3 Best AllAround Non-Daily Student Newspaper (published 2 to 4 times a week) University of alabama Dateline alabama,” University of alabama, http://www.spj.org/awards_moe0103.asp

MOE Award Winners Regional Award Winners: Newspapers 1. Editorial Writing Jen Miller, University of Tampa, The Minaret Matthew Cate, University of Tennessee, The Daily Beacon 2. Editorial Cartooning Steven Olexa, University of Tennessee, The Daily Beacon 3. General Column Writing Kevin Graham, University of South Florida, The Oracle Ryan Meehan, University of South Florida, The Oracle 4. Sports Column Writing Jeff Darlington, University of Florida, The Independent Florida Alligator David Marsters, University of Central Florida, The Central Florida Future 5. Spot News Reporting 6. General News Reporting Ryan Meehan, Series on suspected terrorist professor, University of South Florida, The Oracle 7. In-Depth Reporting 8. Feature Writing 9. Sports Writing 10. Best All-Around Daily Student Newspaper The Oracle, University of South Florida The Daily Beacon, University of Tennessee 11. Best All-Around Non-Daily Student Newspaper (published 2 to 4 times a week) The Emory Wheel, Emory University

107. The Reporters Committee For Freedom Of The Press A reporter who went undercover to expose mismanagement of a magazine sales company A newspaper reporter s qualified privilege to refuse to disclose her http://www.rcfp.org/

The Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press A nonprofit organization dedicated to providing free legal assistance to journalists since 1970. About us.  [news]    1101 WILSON BLVD., SUITE 1100, ARLINGTON, VA 22209 • (800) 336-4243 or (703) 807-2100 • rcfp@rcfp.org    Judith Miller has been sent to jail for refusing to disclose sources. Time in jail: Sign the Statement in Support of Judith Miller Shields and Subpoenas Keep up to date on the unprecedented number of federal subpoenas and shield bills in Congress. Sun., Oct. 2 SEARCH THE SITE WEBLOG: Behind the Homefront: A daily chronicle of homeland security news affecting the news media and the public's right to know. Have the latest news stories e-mailed to you every two weeks. Sign up for news releases from the Reporters Committee WHITE PAPER Homefront Confidential: How the War on Terrorism Affects Access to Information and the Public's Right to Know. Fifth Edition released Sept. 2004 COMPENDIUM: The Reporter's Privilege: A detailed guide to fighting subpoenas in all states and federal circuits. (Dec. 2002)

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