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National Scholastic Press Association's site with links to everything from a grammar hotline to the Associated Press to the White House. It is a guide to organizations and resources helpful to student journalists and advisers. |
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Famous for "Banned on Bolt," which prints stories you can't get printed in you school, Bolt also gives story assignments on teen topics to students who sign up as reporters. |
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CNNSB lets students gather the news to be published on the CNNSB Web site. Online school application. |
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Includes schedules and links to local, state and national government agencies. "Your online resource for public affairs." |
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Magazine covering journalism issues and opinion. |
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An educational press organization providing services to student newspapers, magazines and yearbooks. CSPA also offers contests and critiques, and an on-line magazine. It is owned and operated by Columbia University. |
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Definitions for all terms presented in Journalism 1. |
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| Allows you to put your paper's Website online. Students can also search the entire network of sites for articles on a particular topic. | |
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A national student press organization that offers contests and critiques, workshops and conventions, the magazine Trends, and many other resources, including links to sites to help journalists gather information. |
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| Search engine indexes, directories, and libraries. | |
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Search engine for current news stories. |
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Newsmakers is an online photo service. They sell at special rates to student publications. Although most photos are shot by professionals, they encourage students to contribute. |
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| A site that provides student journalists with information about the realities of drugs and drug use. | |
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The nonprofit organization dedicated to providing legal help and information to the student media and journalism educators. |
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The largest journalism professional organization, which now accepts student members. Includes an ftp archive site for research. |
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| Contact members of Congress, read press releases, examine laws under consideration and access Congressional schedules. | |
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Contact senators and get information on schedules and committees. |
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Access the President's speeches, press releases and other documents, or email the White House. |
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