October 3: “The School Paper: Who decides what is ‘news’?”
What gives high school newspaper reporters the right to be treated as real journalists? If they get the First Amendment, what’s next, protections against searches of their lockers? Join the ACLU-Indiana and its opponents in a discussion.
When: Wednesday October 3 noon to 12:50 PM
Where: Indiana Historical Society 450 West Ohio St. Indianapolis, IN 46202
The panel discussions will be moderated by The Indianapolis Star columnist Matthew Tully. Panelists to be determined later.
If this sounds interesting, check out … The other ACLU “First Wednesday Debates”: “Prisoner Re-Entry: When is a crime paid for?” on November 7; and “Immigrants Are Here. Now what?” on December 5. If you have any doubt that high school kids are sharp and gifted these days, check out the student made film about educational challenges for the kids of immigrants, Loz Invenzivlez: Our Invincible Youth, November 3; or hear the debate about privatization with Cathedral High School students October 31.
September 5th, 2007 at 12:42 pm
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September 6th, 2007 at 9:34 am
[…] October 3 — “The School Paper: Who decides what is ‘news’?” What gives high school newspaper reporters the right to be treated as real journalists? If they get the First Amendment, what’s next, protections against searches of their lockers? The ACLU-Indiana and its opponents discuss. check it out […]
September 16th, 2007 at 7:54 am
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