journalism

A group of high school students are suspended from school for publishing an underground newspaper that the principal finds objectionable.

The top twenty-five censored stories reported in the media in 2005 and 2006 as identified by Project Censored, including articles on Halliburton's connections to nuclear technology in Iran, high-tech genocide in Congo, and the increase of dead zones in the world's oceans; and reports on what happened to previous censored stories, bias in the Associated Press, and other related topics.

Explores the various outlets for expressing yourself through writing, including plays, poetry, and personal essays. Includes suggestions for improving writing and places to get published.

A book on writing about issues for children, including topic selection, gathering of information, the first draft, and revising and editing what you have written.

An alphabetically arranged guide to correct punctuation, grammar, and spelling.

Provides descriptions of careers in journalism, and discusses training and educational requirements, salary ranges, future job potential, and employment trends.

After being mugged by high school bullies for his snow-shoveling money, Adam Canfield becomes the focus of major media attention just as his co-editors at "The Slash" launch a contest to out bullies at their school.

Takes an inside look at a large urban newspaper, following the stories and the people for one week. The closing of a rival newspaper is also examined.

Presents the winners of the fourteen journalism Pulitzer Prizes for 1988.