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12/15/08	Tara George	With Few Job Prospects, Journalism Students Should Learn Web Skills With a lousy economy and the decline of the print business, they'll need those skills to be competitive.
12/9/08	Sara Dickenson Quinn	Poynter Expands Its Reach to College Students Two weeks of a tuition-free boot camp, campus workshops around the U.S. & a new series of Webinars in 2009.
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12/2/08	Karl Grubaugh	Making Miracles: Why One High School Journalism Adviser Does It Karl Grubaugh's speech at the Journalism Education Association/National Scholastic Press Association convention.
12/1/08	Wendy Wallace	Story Idea: Service Clubs Take On the Recession Rather than pick up litter or fight far-away causes, are your student groups helping out close to home?

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