September 26, 2006 (vol. 117, iss. 16) • Page Image 7
… because it creates dialogue between the student community and the newspaper. "I try to encourage my staff not to shy away from contro- versy when they cover diversity issues," Hsu said. "But I do ask them…
… to remember that they have to consider their work carefully and sensitively." The panelists agreed that student journalists sometimes make mistakes that offend cer- tain groups, often because of a lack…
… depictions of black students. Some students took the car- toons as an attack on whether they deserved to be at the Uni- versity, said Donn Fresard, the Daily's editor in chief. The University's chapter of the…
… covering issues relating to a specific ethnic or racial group, said Catherine Squires, an assis- tant professor in the communi- cations department. Because of these problems, minority students sometimes don…
… Omar al-Farouq, a top militant leader, identified by Iraqi officials as an al-Qaida leader who had escaped from a U.S. prison in Afghanistan and returned to Iraq. Shiite, Sunni Arab and Kurdish…
…. The deal was a victory for Sunni Arabs, who had been fighting the federalism bill proposed by Shiite cleric Abdel Aziz al-Hakim, the leader of the United Iraqi Alliance. They fear that if not amended…

















































