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Publisher Ted Natt ’63, dies in helicopter crash On September 18, 1999, two bowhunters found the body of Ted Natt, former publisher of The (Longview) Daily News and distinguished SOJC alum, in the wreckage of his helicopter in the woods near the Columbia River. |
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How Mickey converged on America by Janet Wasko, professor There is a good deal of discussion these days about the convergence of media and communications technologies. Many analysts are predicting the integration of wired and wireless telephones, television sets, personal computers and the Internet — all delivered to the home via digital cable systems. |
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Professionals share insight with SOJC students The School of Journalism and Communication welcomed an exciting array of distinguished visitors during the fall term. Advertising executives, photo editors, authors, designers and newspaper writers made a informative and thought-provoking presentations and led discussions on topics ranging from the effect of media on politics, to the role of account planning in creating advertising. |
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| Books by alumni explore life in the Northwest Former Emerald columnist’s work compiled, M.A. alumna chronicles life on a fishing boat. Snowden program celebrates second year Workshop offers ‘real world’ experience Good journalism is still the foundation |
New scholarships provide opportunity for journalism students |
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J-School faculty continues to shine |
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| Alums: Keep in Touch! |
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| Send us an udpate The best-read section of any alumni publication is the class notes. We'd like to hear about your professional and personal interests and accomplishments. |
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| Check the back issues index Although Flash has been in publication since 1985, issues have only been posted online since 1997. Future online issues will appear after they are published in print. |
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Also see Oregon Quarterly, the alumni magazine of the University of Oregon, and Worldwide Webfoot, the UO Alumni homepage. Flash is a publication of Alumni Relations at the University of Oregon School of Journalism and Communication. Contact us: flash@jcomm.uoregon.edu. |
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