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SPJ
learns about media and politics
This year’s first meeting of the TCU chapter of the
Society of Professional Journalists brought together a
panel of professionals from the departments of journalism
and politics, including a former speaker of the U.S. House
of Representatives, to discuss the relationship between
media and politics Wednesday night.
Jim Wright, who resigned from the post of speaker in 1989,
said the experiences he had as a political figure helped
him believe that most media organizations are fair in
reporting. However, some reporters had a tendency to pick
on Capitol Hill, said Wright, currently an adjunct political
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Former
Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives Jim Wright
discusses the media’s role in politics in a panel
at the Society of Professional Journalists meeting Wednesday
evening in Moudy Building South.
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A
helping hand
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| Sophomore
education major Jennifer Prus, a Chi Omega member,
contributes her donation to Pi Kappa Phi’s
Push America, a philanthropy for people with disabilities. |
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Campus
events honor POW/MIA
TCU
will remember and honor prisoners of war and military
personnel who are missing in action Friday for National
POW/MIA Recognition Day. |
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