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Making Miracles: Why One High School Journalism Adviser Does It

Karl Grubaugh's speech at the Journalism Education Association/National Scholastic Press Association convention.

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12/1/08	Wendy Wallace	Story Idea: Service Clubs Take On the Recession Rather than pick up litter or fight far-away causes, are your student groups helping out close to home?
11/24/08	Amanda Smith	Story Idea: Give the Gift of Green Gifts that are kind to the environment ... and your wallet.
11/12/08	Sara Quinn	Veteran Editor Shares Inspiration for Language Lovers John McIntyre believes the realm of polishing the English language falls to both linguists and journalists.
11/10/08	Wendy Wallace	Story Idea: Find a Student Angle on Unemployment Put a Face on the Story
11/5/08	Sara Quinn	Interactive Forms Give Power to Election Perspectives From The New York Times to private citizens, interactive forms add to how we experienced the 2008 election.
11/2/08	Amanda Smith	Story Idea: Presenting the 44th President Tips for covering the election
10/26/08	Amanda Smith	Story Idea: The Mind of the Cheater Investigate Cheating in High School
10/23/08	Sara Quinn	Customized Sites, Yearbooks Connect Local Papers & Schools How high schools are working with newspapers and students to publish online & in print.
10/20/08	Anne Anderson	High School Journalism Classes Threatened in Florida As states tighten graduation requirements, journalism classes often can become general electives, reducing enrollment and threatening the existence of student media.
10/20/08	Wendy Wallace	Story Idea: Ways Teens Cover the Financial Crisis Ten great story ideas from high school newspapers trying to make Wall Street and credit woes real for their readers.

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