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News - August, 2005
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Pain of Hurricane Victims Felt at Howard U. Among those watching is a student at Xavier U. who got out in time. (8/30/2005) |
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SPECIAL REPORT: College-Paper Censorship Case Headed to Supreme Court Anxiety over potential restrictions on student press. (8/24/2005) |
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Some Fear Being Left Behind Journalism faculty, students debate importance of technology (8/14/2005) |
| John H. Johnson Leaves Legacy at Howard Communications school is only building in nation named for pioneering publisher. (8/10/2005) |
| Voting March Seen as Evidence of Student Activism HBCU experiences show that obstacles still exist (8/10/2005) |
| Bryan Monroe Wins NABJ Presidency High school students become eligible for membership. (8/5/2005) |
| From Texas Penitentiary to NABJ's Student of Year "I believe in rehabilitation," says association's president. (8/5/2005) |
| NABJ to Vote on Admitting High School Students Constitutional amendment will need two-thirds approval. (8/4/2005) |
| Founders, Collegians Want NABJ Student Involvement Training in new media also urged. (8/4/2005) |
| Clinton Sounds Alarm on Obesity Among Black Youth Almost 27 percent of black females 12 to 19 are dangerously overweight. (8/3/2005) |
| 2 Vie to Become NABJ Student Rep Walter Gabriel, Mashaun Simon want to increase peers' influence (8/3/2005) |
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