journalism

Chronicles the first decade of the Progressive Era, detailing the reform movements that defined this period and discussing how this reflects on the political climate tody. Also surveys the 1912 presidential campaign between Theodore Roosevelt and William Howard Taft, revealing how their competition changed their friendship and altered the course of American history.

Sixteen-year-old Lu Perez epitomizes her school's lack of spirit, but as an anonymous columnist reporting on a fundraising competition that pits school against school and boy against girl, she and her co-columnist engage in a battle of the sexes with huge ramifications.

As Kami Glass and her friends continue to battle the sorcerers of the Lynburn family in the sleepy English town of Sorry-in-the-Vale, friendships and families are torn apart.

Ten-year-old Cathy enjoys being society reporter for the local paper but soon finds out that her position leaves little time for homework or family activities.

Explores how newspapers influenced and shaped American society during the twentieth century, examining significant trends in newspaper journalism such as wire services, the development of the African-American press, investigative reporting, and the digital revolution.

Traces the entire muckrake writings of the major magazine journalists of the first decade of the twentieth century who were responsible for informing the American people about the widespread corruption that had attended the growth of industrialism.

Examines the information reported by the media regarding the interaction between the Black Panther Party and government agents in the Bay Area of California (1967-1973).

Describes the features and options in a student newspaper, the planning needed to organize it, and the methods of producing it. Includes a style sheet and glossary.

Describes the work that is involved in creating a school newspaper, including writing stories, taking pictures, and putting th paper together.

When her rescue of a baby hawk takes fifteen-year-old Taylor to a raptor rehabilitation center in rural Pennsylvania, their offer of a summer public relations job seems a step toward her dream of becoming a journalist.