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Popular Culture Journalism (JOUR494): Class recap for Dec. 13 — The final critiques

By Hank Stuever | December 17, 2012 | 2

We were up before dawn on Thursday to meet one last time for a group critique of the final stories. The professor worked hard not to get verklempt, but that got exponentially more difficult when he was presented with this amazing poster (above), a gift from the class, designed by Carli Krueger. It’s a graphic…

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Popular Culture Journalism (JOUR494): Class recap for Dec. 5 — life is long

By Hank Stuever | December 7, 2012 | 0

Wednesday was our last official class, which I set aside for just general gabbing and pre-goodbyes. Any questions? Any advice I can give? Anything? I was prepared to just tell them what a real joy it’s been to be here in Montana and work with them, and, once that was done, let class out early…

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Popular Culture Journalism (JOUR494): Class recap for Sept. 26 — group critiques of essays

By Hank Stuever | September 27, 2012 | 0

We spent the entire class period Wednesday doing roundtable critiques of the reported essays. For the handful of you reading this blog way outside of room 301, this is where we’re mostly going to have to leave you out of the fun. When it comes to this part of the process, what happens in room…

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Popular Culture Journalism (JOUR494): Class recap for Sept. 5 — reported essays (Dam!)

By Hank Stuever | September 5, 2012 | 2

Moving forward with trying to figure out how to approach the reported essay. We discussed some good ones today, mentioning their weaknesses as well: Didion on the Hoover Dam: An example of how to write about something that is beautiful and yet creeps you out. When something amazes and frightens you, you’re headed in the…

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Popular Culture Journalism (JOUR494): Class recap for Aug. 29 — the reported essay

By Hank Stuever | August 30, 2012 | 0

Wednesday in class we talked more about the reported essay, which the students are beginning to work on and will file on Sept. 17. What the heck is a reported essay? I think the adjective “reported” is there mainly to make those of us with journalism degrees feel a tiny bit better about publishing essays…

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