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Dynamic duo enter NCEW's 'Hall of Fame'.(CONVENTION 2007)(National Conference of Editorial Writers' John Taylor and Morgan McGin
Imagine Taylor's and Morgan McGinley's surprise when each received the honor of Life Membership at the NCEW convention's closing banquet in Kansas City. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] In mischievous . . .

Showdown at the Critique Corral: writer emerged enlightened and "unleaded".(CONVENTION 2007)
"The first thing you need to know is that your team leader packs heat." Not just heat, but a Glock 26. "And she likes to shoot." This was my welcome on the first night of the National . . .

Newspaper style sheet inspired Hemingway: KC Star's one-page list still good advice today.(CONVENTION 2007)(Ernest Hemingway)(Co
Ernest Hemingway's clean, spare prose was groundbreaking in American letters. His robust, yet understated, style was born during six and a half months with The Kansas City Star, Mark Zieman, editor . . .

Squaring off on stem cell research--and not moving: Missouri senators focus on politics, not science.(CONVENTION 2007)(GOP Senat
Inviting two Missouri state senators to argue over early stem cell research before an audience of NCEW conventioneers was a good idea. An even better one, though, might have been to have them talk . . .

Military and media give-and-take: one spokesman in Iraq tried to be more nimble.(CONVENTION 2007)(William B. Caldwell )(Conferen
We've heard this before: The media is overly focused on bad news in Iraq. Good things happening there go unreported. But here's a twist: At least one high-ranking Army officer says the military . . .

Kansas governor dishes up bland but charming platitudes: impressive style but disappointing speech.(CONVENTION 2007)(Kathleen Se
Sometimes being even a few minutes late for your next appointment can have ruinous consequences. Several minutes late to a recent speaking engagement with the National Conference of Editorial . . .

Political system poses obstacle to finding common ground: communication is key.(CONVENTION 2007)
Will newly elected moderates help edge Congress away from its often harsh partisan divisions? [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Don't bet on it. U.S. Senator Claire McCaskill, elected last fall in . . .

Online journalism is not rocket science; it just takes practice: NCEW University gives pointers.(CONVENTION 2007)(National Confe
The 2007 version of NCEW-U, the pre-convention warmup, featured a crash course in shooting video and producing multimedia editorials, followed by a far-ranging panel discussion of other . . .

Evolving editorial pages: give readers more: feed hunger for opinion, interaction.(CONVENTION 2007)
In the newspaper industry, the cuts just keep on coming. News holes are shrinking, and so are newsrooms. And the opinion pages haven't escaped unscathed. But at the NCEW Convention in Kansas . . .

61st annual NCEW convention highlights.(National Conference of Editorial Writers)(Conference news)(Brief article)
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Outgoing NCEW president Nell Heinen opens his parting gifts for a year of service. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] David Holwerk and Vanessa Gallman staff the NCEW Foundation . . .

Strength in numbers: upstate New York editorial pages step out of NYC's shadow.(UPSTATE focus)(New York City's Upstate Editorial
Blame it on Amtrak. Late last March, the New York State caucus of the National Conference of Editorial Writers held a state budget briefing in Albany. It was a good session, not just for the . . .

Viral video put Wichita editorial page on the map: Brownlee's meditative mowing earns 75,000 hits.
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] An editorial video needs to be funny or it needs to kick ass. Otherwise, it's usually a poor imitation of TV news that isn't worth anyone's time. This opinion is what . . .

Bathroom hijinks and the editorial page: besieged senator's attacks puts editor on national TV.
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Idaho's political story of the decade broke on August 27, when we learned senior Senator Larry Craig had been arrested in a Minneapolis airport restroom. Then, on August . . .

Jump in, the water is fine! Keep up with NCEW pilot project, and explore social networking phenomenon.(The Opinion Pool on Faceb
Facebook has become home base for many things Opinion Pool--the NCEW project to build model online templates for opinion journalism. The best way for NCEW members to follow project developments . . .

Make editorial pages matter: attracting younger readers: no pandering allowed.(SYMPOSIUM: Jumping into the future)
Who is Seymour Hersh and what's he saying about U.S. plans to attack Iran? How about the Duke president apologizing for abandoning his innocent lacrosse team? What's with Florida deep-sixing . . .

Designing a destiny for future editorial pages: Opinion Pool to provide deep research.(MASTHEAD SYMPOSIUM)(Viewpoint essay)
By this time next year, NCEW members should have a lot more valuable research information about their audiences and some new, innovative workable ideas for adapting to the future. Specifically: * . . .

Share this issue with your publisher: NCEW proves its investment worthy.(EDITOR'S NOTE)(National Conference of Editorial Writers
We've all been there, resisting that sinking feeling as we gossip with other journalists about a round of layoffs here, a slashed budget there, and the endless musical chairs of newspaper . . .

Donald Brandt.(Passing)
NCEW member Donald Brandt, of Montserrat, West Indies, passed away June 12. He joined NCEW in . . .

After twenty-five years with the Pharos-Tribune in Logansport, Indiana, NCEW member Dave Kitchell resigned in April to work for
After twenty-five years with the Pharos-Tribune in Logansport, Indiana, NCEW member Dave Kitchell resigned in April to work for Purdue News Service. He will continue to write his weekly column, . . .

Another member, Tim Swarens of the Indianapolis Star, was a runner-up in the same category with colleague RiShawn Biddle, a grad
Another member, Tim Swarens of the Indianapolis Star, was a runner-up in the same category with colleague RiShawn Biddle, a graduate of NCEW's 2005 Minority Writers Seminar. Their work, . . .

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