FAQs: Lucille’s Ball

Get excited, Lucille's Ball is almost here. Here are answers to some of your questions about the J-school's most legendary social event of the year.

A day in the life of the Columbia Journalism School

The 2012 Columbia Journalism class recently contributed to a crowdsourced photo gallery as way to document a day in the life of the average J-school student.

SPJ Video Minutes

Dec. 2nd Minutes (don’t believe everything you read)

Dec. 2nd Minutes (don’t believe everything you read)

 
Veteran’s Day Meeting Minutes

Veteran’s Day Meeting Minutes

 

Lucille’s Ball: Minutes, 11/4

Lucille's Ball is just around the corner –– what more is there ...

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Social media censorship? A CUJ12 debate

Motion: Your boss should regulate your use of social media. Richard Wald: SPJ Social Media Debate from Russ Finkelstein on Vimeo. News organizations are currently sorting out how to regulate their journalists’ use of social media. Columbia Journalism School has just released its own social media guidelines. Columbia’s SPJ is wondering: is this regulation good [...]

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Students compile video vow to ethical professional conduct

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“Confidence Men” author Ron Suskind to speak at J-school

Ron Suskind ’83, a Pulitzer Prize winner and the author of a procative new book about the Obama Administration entitled Confidence Men: Wall Street, Washington, and the Education of a President, will speak in the Lecture Hall Thursday evening.

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Event: “The Great Textbook War” Audio Documentary and Panel Discussion

Event: “The Great Textbook War” Audio Documentary and Panel Discussion

An exhibit and reception showcasing the work of Trey Kay, a West Virginia Public Broadcasting and NPR radio reporter whose documentary “The Great Textbook War” earned three prestigious broadcasting awards.

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Diwali: Minutes, 10/28

A Diwali-themed presentation of this week’s SPJ minutes.

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