November 8, 2011
The Spirit of Journalism circa 1940
Found this during my regular perusing of my reader:
Labels: journalism
by Chase at 10:38 AM |
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6 Comments:
Haven't watch it all yet, but I made it to the part that will most likely stand up as my favorite: the rewrite man.
LOL WUT?!
"Women find it difficult to compete with men in reporting jobs, so girls who want to be successful in journalism should prepare for work in the special women's departments (society section)."
Also, the part about the "country editor" having a hard job made me chuckle. "It seems a great deal to ask of one man, but he leads a happy life..."
So it turns out they've been lying to J-school students for years!
I remember when I spent lots of time at bus stations on the look out for celebrities. Good times.
My favorite topic that women should write on was "how to set an attractive table." I found the parts on printing very interesting. Thanks for posting, Jack! Hope things are well in Flaming Hearts Country.
This is Purdy's find, BTW. I just posted it on Faceboo to reach some of my non-Hillsdale journalism buds.
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