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<\/p>\nOXFORD, Miss. – Richard Stengel of TIME and William Morris \n\u00a0\n<\/p>\n <\/p>\n \n“Education, especially journalism education, cannot be \nThe public is also welcome to attend all of the week’s \nStengel, managing editor of TIME, kicks off the week as \nNamed managing editor in May 2006, Stengel oversees the \nMorris, president of his company, delivers the week’s \n“Journalism Week is about introducing the industry’s \nOther Journalism Week guest presenters include Bill Bayne, \nWright Thompson, senior writer for ESPN.com and ESPN The \nOn Thursday, Donna Ladd, editor and founder of Jackson \nJoshua Wolf, freelance journalist, filmmaker and video \nWolf was jailed by a Federal District Court in August 2006 \nFor more information or for assistance related to a
\nIV of Morris Communications Company are among more than a
\ndozen prominent journalists slated to participate in
\nJournalism Week April 21-28 at the University of
\nMississippi.
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\ntaught in a vacuum,” said Samir Husni, chair of journalism.
\n“It is important to our program to bring top media
\nprofessionals to our students. Everything we’re doing is
\nwhat’s best for our students, it’s that simple.”
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\nevents at no charge.
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\nspeaker for the third annual Stuart J. Bullion Lecture in
\nJournalism at 9 a.m. Monday in Overby Center Auditorium.
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\nworld’s largest weekly news magazine, with 27 million
\nreaders worldwide; Time.com, which draws more than 5
\nmillion visitors a month; and Time’s other brand
\nextensions, including Time Style & Design and Time for
\nKids.
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\nkeynote address at 9 a.m. Friday in the Overby Center
\nAuditorium. Morris Communications is a holding company that
\noversees newspapers, outdoor advertising and broadcasting.
\nIts Morris Publishing Group runs about a dozen daily
\nnewspapers in some 10 states, including The Augusta
\nChronicle (Georgia) and The Florida Times-Union
\n(Jacksonville, Fla.).
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\nleaders, movers and shakers to our students; it’s about
\nintroducing our students to as many professionals as
\npossible,” Husni said. “Charles Overby once said, ‘It’s no
\nlonger who you know’ in business, it’s ‘who knows you.’
\nWhen our students write for internships, they can address
\nan individual who knows them, not ‘to whom it many
\nconcern.'”
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\nreporter for the Memphis Commercial Appeal, who is slated
\nto speak at 11 a.m. Tuesday in Farley Hall, room 126.
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\nMagazine, speaks at 9 a.m. Wednesday, in the Overby
\nauditorium, and Scott Coopwood, publisher and owner of
\nDelta Magazine, follows with a speech at noon in Farley
\nHall, room 125.
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\n(Miss.) Free Press, and Garthia Elenda Burnett, assistant
\nnews director of the Commercial Dispatch (Columbus), speak
\nat 11 a.m. in Farley Hall, Room 233. Following at 1 p.m.,
\nLadd speaks in Farley, Room 138, and Rose Jackson Flenorl,
\nmanager of social responsibility at FedEx, speaks in
\nFarley, Room 202.
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\nblogger, concludes Journalism Week at noon Monday (April
\n28) in Farley Hall, Room 125.
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\nfor refusing to turn over a collection of videotapes he
\nrecorded during a July 2005 demonstration in San Francisco.
\nWolf served more than 200 days at the Federal Correctional
\nInstitution in Dublin, Calif., longer than any other
\njournalist in U.S. history has served for protecting source
\nmaterials. Wolf also participates in a panel discussion
\nwith Ole Miss journalism faculty at 4 p.m. in the Overby
\nCenter Auditorium.
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\ndisability, call 662-915-7147. To learn more about
\njournalism education at Ole Miss, go to
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