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Indiana's centrist U.S. Sen. Evan Bayh turned heads recently when he fled into the political night, all but warning outright that fair Liberty's days could be numbered by partisan political [...]

As autumn 2009 approached and steamy summer made reluctant retreat, the news reaching us at College Park closely followed the changing seasons--turning autumnal, a season marked by the passing of [...]

This summer saw the passing of three remarkable, and diverse, American news icons--Walter Cronkite, Robert D. Novak and Don Hewitt. The three were hardly alike in their approaches to the [...]

I'll begin our conversation with a quick precis of where I believe we are in the craft and calling of journalism. The headlines are something like this: Gathering Storm Tosses [...]

Discusses the difficulties of U.S. correspondents working in the Soviet Union in deciphering factual from fictional news information. Lack of reliable data within the state's reporting system; Absence of truth in defining the relationship between the Communist party and the Soviet people; Difficulty in getting clear accounts from Soviets; Recognition of the state's power to twist information to further their interests.

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