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--Charlie Cook
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Manship School Student Wins Tom W. Dutton Award |
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Nominations open for 2010 Manship Prize
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Bateman Team promoting U.S. Census. | 
Manship School Residential College to open in Fall 2010
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Louisiana Scholastic Journalism Institute brings high school students involved in student media to the Manship School for a week-long summer workshop | 
Academics and professionals from around the country attend the Scripps-Howard Leadership Academy at the Manship School to learn from veteran administrators. Learn more. |
2009 Hall of Fame ceremony inducts Laurie Smith Anderson (posthumous),Hugh Mercer Blain (posthumous), Jacklyn Ducote and Russell Carollo. Get details. | 
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Upcoming Events
Elliot Jaspin, Pulitzer-Prize winning journalist, "How Printing Presses Are Destroying Newspapers And What We Can Do To Stop Them"
2/22/10, Holliday Forum, 5 p.m.
AEJMC presentation of Diversity Award
3/4/10, Holliday Forum, time TBA
Dave Iverson, PBS Producer, "Helping Consumers Understand Complex Information"
3/18/10, Holliday Forum, 5 p.m.
Amy Walter, Editor in Chief, The Hotline, "What to Look For In The 2010 Election Cycle"
4/19/10, Holliday Forum, 5 p.m.
Hall of Fame
4/23/10, Holliday Forum, 6 p.m.
Public Policy Fellow Marc Morial, President and CEO, National Urban League
4/26/10, Holliday Forum, 5 p.m.
1913 Society Dinner
10/8/10, Lod Cook Conference Center, 6 p.m.
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Mann, Robert. (forthcoming 2010). American Wartime Dissent: A History and Anthology. Palgrave Macmillan.
Song, Felicia. (2009). Virtual Communities: Bowling Alone, Online Together. Peter Lang Publishing,
Song, Felicia. (forthcoming). Theorizing Web 2.0: A Cultural Perspective. Information, Communication and Society.
Lawrence, Regina, & Rose, Melody. (2009). Hillary Clinton’s Run for the White House: Gender Politics and the Media on the Campaign Trail. Lynne Rienner Publishers.
Bennett, W.L., Foot, K., & Xenos, Michael.A. (forthcoming). Strategic Conflicts in Advocacy Networks: How Narrative Frames Shape Relations among US and UK Fair Trade Organizations. Journal of Communication.
Gastil, J. & Xenos, Michael.A. (forthcoming). Of Attitudes and Engagement: Clarifying the Reciprocal Relationship Between Civic Attitudes and Political Participation. Journal of Communication.
Coyle, Erin. (forthcoming). The Moral Duty of Publicity: Louis Dembitz Brandeis’s Crusades for Reform in the Press and Public Affairs. Journalism History.
Lundy, Lisa, & Broussard, Jinx. (Forthcoming). Public relations in the eye of the storm: Balancing accommodation and advocacy in the wake of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita. In R. Izard & J. Perkins, Eds, Learning from Tragedy: Strengths, Weaknesses and Lessons of Media Coverage of 9/11 and Hurricane Katrina
Dahmen, Nicole Smith. (forthcoming). Construction of the Truth and Destruction of A Million Little Pieces:Framing in the Editorial Response to the James Frey Case. Journalism Studies.
Hamilton, John Maxwell; Regina Lawrence; and Raluca Cozma. (forthcoming). The Paradox of Respectability: The Limits of Indexing and Harrison Salisbury’s Coverage of the Vietnam War, The International Journal of Press/Politics.
The Manship School, A History of Journalism Education at LSU by Professor Ronald Garay, see it at LSU Press
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