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Table of Contents
Published: Tuesday, February 20, 2001
Summer 2001
Vol. 28, No. 2
President's Message
by Carroll Ferguson Nardone
The College Press and Freedom of Expression
by Mark Paxton
What Really Happened at DeAnza College
by Beth Grobman Burruss
Online Banner Advertising
by David R. Thompson and Birgit Wassmuth
Financial Growth of Community College Newspapers
by Lillian Lodge Kopenhaver
Book Reviews
- The Troubles of Journalism
- The Pattern on the Stone: Simple Ideas that Make Computers Work
- The More You Watch, the Less You Know: News Wars (Sub)Merged Hopes/Media Adventures
Cover Design: Bedouin women set up "shop" to sell jewelry, pottery, textiles and metalwork to tourists wandering through Petra's red sandstone structures carved by the Nabatean peoples 2,000 years ago. Petra is 160 miles south of Amman, capital of The Hashemite Kingdon of Jordan.
The Fall 2001 issue of the Journalist will feature Arlene Scadron, who spent 4 months tevelling to the Middle East.
Photography by Arlene Scadron
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