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Student reports:

Hummingbirds are all the buzz

Arizona News Service

For the last decade, wildlife along the San Pedro River has endured either the extreme hot or extreme cold but recently researchers are seeing what they haven't seen in years – a happy medium.
Read more at arizonanewsservice.com

Will San Pedro become
a ‘river no more?’

Tombstone Epitaph

The San Pedro River, one of the last undammed and free-flowing rivers in the Southwest, is transforming dramatically.
Read more at theepitaph.com

South Tucson Responds to Immigration Bill

El Inde News

With the global spotlight on Arizona's new immigration law, South Tucson has begun preparations to enforce the aggressive and contentious "Support Our Law Enforcement and Safe Neighborhoods Act," better known as SB 1070.
Read more at elindenews.com

Just Off the Helicopter from Haiti

Border Beat

Four women from World Care - Lisa Hopper, Krista Kinnard, Elise Harper, and Holly Romero, left for Haiti February 4 with a few goals in mind for the next four days. They wanted to check up on their orphanage in Haiti that World Care has supported for about seven years. Read more at borderbeat.net

Video: 15-minute update

Arizona Cat's Eye

Watch the entire Fall 2009 Arizona Cat's Eye 15-minute video update
Watch the video at azcatseye.com

Welcome from the director

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School News:

University of Arizona journalism professor to receive
national First Amendment Award

An assistant professor in the University of Arizona School of Journalism is among three honorees to receive the 2010 First Amendment Award from the Society of Professional Journalists.
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Symposium on “State of Fourth Estate” features University of Arizona journalism faculty

Four international journalists with more than 10 decades of reporting experience around the world will gather for a panel discussion on the state of global journalism at 4 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 25, at Tucson’s Museum of Contemporary Art, 265 S. Church Ave.
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Innovative reporting program will take University of Arizona, New York University journalism students “Beyond the Border”

Faculty from the University of Arizona School of Journalism and New York University’s Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute are launching a cross-cultural reporting project this fall that will give undergraduate and graduate students hands-on journalism experience in areas of historical and contemporary conflict.
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Fundraising Chart

Journalism School alumni, friends hit goal
on 2009-10 "Rising to the Challenge Campaign"

The School of Journalism raised much more than the $1,500 it needed for a challenge issued by a Maricopa County alumnus. He asked us to raise the $1,500, then he'd kick in the other $1,500 to put us over the top of our goal of $50,000. And (drum roll, please) we did it!
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Who gave? See the 2009-10 Donor Honor Roll

School offers eNewsletter

The University of Arizona School of Journalism has launched an Alumni eNewsletter. It was created to keep you in touch with what’s happening in the school. If you want to be added to the list, send your first and last name and preferred e-mail address to Senior Program Coordinator Kate Harrison.
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