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Newsletter Archives
January
1998
January 1998 issue focussed on a circuit ride trip taken by
the Center staff into the field to visit with those involved
in producing community newspapers. The conversations involved
the problems of small newspapers and what the Center could do
to help them.
This issue also covered dedication of a community center in
the memory of Huckboyd in Phillipsburg, 10 years after his death.
July
1998
An interesting feature on K-State students helping Kansas newspaper
editors in summer through a new course, Community News Service.
Also in the issue were coverage of Kansas Press Association's
1998 convention in Manhattan, and a story on challenges faced
by western Kansas in attracting young reporters to small papers.
January 1999
January 1999 issue focussed on Lockwood Phillips' visit to K-State
to encourage students to consider community journalism as a future
career.
Also in the issue were the research findings on Almena and Prairie
Dog Press by Carol Oukrop, K-State journalism professor.
January 2000
July
2000
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Center for Community Media,
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Huck Boyd National
Center for Community Media
105 Kedzie Hall,
Kansas State University
Manhattan, KS 66506-1501
Tel. 785-532-0721
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