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John Carroll, NF '72, one of the country's most influential journalists, died in Kentucky on June 14, 2015 at the age of 73. As editor at the Los Angeles Times [...]

TO THE END OF TIME The Seduction and Conquest of a Media Empire. By Richard M. Clurman. Illustrated. 368 pp. New York: Simon & Schuster. $23. WHEN Henry Robinson Luce [...]

Advice is presented for newspaper journalists on tailoring their work to ensure that the reader will gain a full comprehension of all the issues included in the piece. It is observed that stories in excess of two or three newspaper columns must be compelling for the reader.

The author discusses the commitment to watchdog journalism by news outlets. An overview of the investigative projects at "The Philadelphia Inquirer" about the May 13, 1985 debacle involving a self-proclaimed radical group is provided. He claims that the commitment to watchdog journalism that provides readers with answers to questions should be the top priority in modern newsrooms.

Describes `The New American Ghetto,' a photojournalistic effort by Chilean author Camilo Jose Vergara and includes four photographs from the book.