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Articles in May/Jun 2005 issue of Columbia Journalism Review

• STATE OF THE ART
  by Cunningham, Brent
• STRUGGLE AT 60, THE
  by Blum, David
• JOURNALISM ON STAGE
  by Klein, Julia M
• LETTERS FROM JAIL
  by Weinberg, Steve
• SINCLAIR'S SHADOW
  by Jensen, Elizabeth
• BREAKING THROUGH THE BARRIER
  by Navasky, Victor
• RUSSIANS, THE REPORTERS, AND A HIRED GUN, THE
  by Colby, Edward B
• A Technical Guide for Editing Gonzo
  by Love, Robert
• BAD NEWS: THE DECLINE OF REPORTING, THE BUSINESS OF NEWS, AND THE DANGER TO US ALL
  by Boylan, James
• WHERE STORIES CAN SAVE LIVES
• UN-SHINING HOUR
  by Lipsky, Seth
• Wake-Up Call, The
  by Peele, Thomas
• TEN MINUTES, A THOUSAND LETTERS
  by Boog, Jason
• STATIONS OF THE CROSS
  by Blake, Mariah
• LETTERS
• LANGUAGE CORNER
  by Jenkins, Evan
• Lower case, The
• WHERE THE GIRLS AREN'T
• NEW WAVE, THE
  by Pein, Corey
• KNIGHTFALL: KNIGHT RIDDER AND HOW THE EROSION OF NEWSPAPER JOURNALISM IS PUTTING DEMOCRACY AT RISK
  by Boylan, James
• With God on Our Side
• HARD NUMBERS
• BETWEEN WINTER AND SPRING
  by Roumani, Rhonda
• DARTS AND LAURELS
  by Cooper, Gloria
• A PUBLIC EDITOR'S PRIVATE STORY
  by Hickey, Neil
• BAD NEWS AND GOOD JUDGMENT: A GUIDE TO REPORTING ON SENSITIVE ISSUES IN A SMALL-TOWN NEWSPAPER
  by Boylan, James
• STRAIGHT STORY, CURVED UNIVERSE
  by Sunenblick, Jesse
• AFTER RUPERT?
  by Hickey, Neil
• RECKLESSNESS AND ARROGANCE
  by Graff, E J