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Articles in May/Jun 1997 issue of Columbia Journalism Review

• solution: Free airtime, The
  by Holley, Joe
• Journalism for dummies
  by Henriques, Diana B
• story that opened a prison gate, The
  by LaBrecque, Ron
• Algeria and Russia: Shameful records
  by Hu, Steven
• Why I walked
  by DeSmet, Kate
• Jason Whitlock scores in K.C.
  by Garrity, John
• Fear and favor
  by Maier, Thomas
• Pete Hamill wakes up the Daily News
  by Porter, Bruce
• Cisneros goes to broadcast
  by LaBrecque, Ron
• making of a publisher, The
  by Cooper, Gloria
• Tijuana brass
  by Simon, Joel
• Marjorie Scardino yanks their chain
  by Angelo, Bonnie
• A paper prince is dethroned
  by LaBrecque, Ron
• John Paul, superstar
  by Bernstein, Carl
• Letters
• Why I worked
  by Byrne, Steve
• Who owns that online story?
  by Ianzito, Christina
• Media rising: How the press is bolstering democracy
  by Eng, Peter
• message from Motor City, The
  by Jones, Tim
• Her way
  by Geyer, Georgie Anne
• A cybersage for IRE
  by LaBrecque, Ron
• It's a dangerous job
• Vote of confidence for dailies
  by Wenske, Paul
• For NPR, freedom in variety
  by LaBrecque, Ron
• Why I crossed
  by Gunther, Marc
• truth about lying, The
  by Konner, Joan
• "You news"
  by Tucher, Andie
• Abortion: Partial truths
  by Hoyt, Mike
• CNN's woman in Havana
  by LaBrecque, Ron
• dark side of online scoops, The
  by Hanson, Christopher
• Sexual health coverage: Women's, men's, teen and other specialty magazines
  by Walsh-Childers, Kim
• Death by television
  by Alderman, Ellen
• Fallout from Detroit
  by Gonyea, Don
• Hong Kong: The future of press freedom
  by Cohen, Elliott
• For Brill the thrill is print
  by LaBrecque, Ron
• Sunken story: Why are you just now hearing this?
  by Abramsky, Sasha