Word: medias
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...audience, but they usually stick close to the photo-journalism dictated by the news page. Despite finding inferior reproduction of their work on newsprint and being low men on the editorial totem poll, photographers seem satisfied with being on hand for big news events and being tapped by national media for prints...
...that sounded like the mixture as before, Monitor readers would have to wait until spring to be sure. In any event, a paper that had rested too long on its laurels was now, in Editor Canham's words, "facing up to the increased competition of other news media...
That any worker in Mississippi over had the idea of "threatening" the white Mississippians to be cooperative is too ridiculous a statement to even consider. The whole project was centered around non-violence. The mass media transmitted this to the public, and elaborate screening processes were employed in the procurement of workers. How Mississippians, more especially an intelligent Harvard student, could be afraid of "aggressive managers" on the part of those workers is ond all levels of comprehension. These workers were dreadfully afraid of the local police. One worker who was in Minnesota for a few days said...
...needs strong-walled vessels to keep it in place. This is especially true of the aorta, largest of all arteries. It is a three-ply tube, about one inch in diameter where it descends through the abdomen, carrying blood for the lower organs and legs. The middle layer (the "media," to anatomists) is muscle, and it is a break in this layer that leads to aneurysms. In the vast majority of cases, the first cause of the break is unknown.* and the beginning of the aneurysm's growth may easily go undetected...
...would not ask the news media to change their practices until we in the legal profession admit that our own house is in need of cleaning," says James R. Thompson, assistant state's attorney for Cook County (Chicago), Laws prohibiting prejudicial pre-trial talk by court and law-enforcement officials are already on the books in 30 states, and these statutes reflect a 50-year-old canon of the American Bar Association. But the A.B.A. has never invoked its canon...