Argus newspaper

Local news, sport and information for Dundalk.I wrote a piece on behalf of the print Argus editorial board about various journalism issues at Wesleyan, including the potential influence of Robert Allbritton '92 on writing curricula in his expensive new center for public life: ... For those who don't know, Robert Allbritton '92 is the entrepreneur behind Politico.com, the insurgent beltway gossip newspaper that is pretty much the only news organization in America making money at the moment. ...The newspaper industry, which has seen advertising revenues decline over recent years, is exploring ways to charge for their online news. A recent study by the American Press Institute, based on the interviews of 118 newspaper ...After a year of uncertainty, The New York Times Readership Program is here to stay—at least for now. A $20,000 donation from an anonymous donor will keep the program afloat for the next two years. The program was put in jeopardy last year when the administration decided to stop funding it due to the economic crisis. In the past, the Offices of Student Affairs and Academic Affairs would contribute $10,000 combined, while the Wesleyan Student Assembly footed the remaining $15,000. This y

The walker told the Telegraph & Argus newspaper: “It's difficult to know why it attacked. We didn't have a dog. I didn't know cows could be dangerous with calves. Perhaps this cow was frightened by something else.” ...A daily newspaper serving Goldsboro, Wayne County NC and eastern North Carolina.The history of the LaPorte Little Theatre Club began on a pleasant day in early November 1925, when a young Englishman named Graeme Young appeared in the editorial room of the LaPorte Herald-Argus newspaper. He had recently left London, ...

I am so amused by the language in old newspaper reports of minor incidences. For example, The Argus, Friday 5 August 1921, p9 , quotes a magistrate who says “Fitzroy has a very bad reputation for very many things, and among them is the occupation of the footpath by boys.” That’s right, boys. On the footpath. Loitering with intent to obstruct said footpath, it was assumed. However, they were discharged. Hoodlums loitering on Brunswick St must be much worse than larrikins gawping about on Smith A daily newspaper with a full range of state, national, international and sports news serving Fremont, Newark and Union City.

Procter & Gamble's Pepto-Bismol TV campaign "Love and Hate" by Lapiz won Best of Show/Campaign with two TV spots showing food behaving badly with the message "Don't let the food you love hurt you." Lapiz also won a gold and a silver award for the individual spots "Empanada" and "Cheesecake." Cine Las Americas picked up Best of Show/Single Ad for "Estratosfera", a spot that promoted a Latin film festival by featuring a delusional speech by former Argentine president Carlos Menem promising tMugabe argued that the newspapers were owned by the South African Argus newspaper group and that the news was racially biased. Nathan Shamuyarira, the Minister of Information, declared that the purchase was motivated with a “view to ...But according to The Argus newspaper, a Worthing librarian has gone one better than mere biscuitry, discovering a rasher of bacon in a returned library book. Unfortunately, the Argus report goes on to list other things found in library ...

South Wales Argus, latest news, sport and info from Newport and Gwent, home of the Ryder ... This site is part of Newsquest's audited local newspaper network; Newsquest site networkTop Honors for Best of Show Were Awarded to Lapiz and LatinWorks at the 11th Annual Advertising Age Hispanic Creative Advertising Awards MIAMI, Sept. 21 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — Procter & Gamble’s Pepto-Bismol TV campaign “Love and Hate” by Lapiz won Best of Show/Campaign with two TV spots showing food behaving badly with the message “Don’t let the food you love hurt you.” Lapiz also won a gold and a silver award for the individual spots “Empanada” and “Cheesecake.” Cine Las Americas pi

This is one of the best newspaper articles I’ve ever read. It concerns a fight between the Fitzroy based ‘Primrose Push’ and the rival ‘Bourke St Rats’ in 1914. I’ll summarise the article, from The Argus, Wednesday 11 March, 1914, p15 , which is presented in full below. Naturally, a woman is to blame, in this case a ‘Fitzroy damsel of 14 years’. She likes a ‘foreigner’, a boy in a Melbourne gang, not a local Fitzroy boy from the gang her brother is a member of. She’s described as akin to Helen Local newspaper. Provides online news, sports, agriculture, obituaries, opinion, and classifieds. Also includes business history, subscription information, and links.I've been in talks with Brighton's independent newspaper The Argus in recent weeks, nothing confirmed as yet, but during our conversations a story came up about people complaining about the number of new black bins in Brighton. ...

Ah, but the Argus Leader and blogging. Never let it be said that our State's largest newspaper can ever mix with the pajama clad. Dave has had a couple of false starts in blogging as the Argus Leader still can't make up it's mind as to ...he also quoted jacob van garderen, head of lawyers for human rights, speaking to the argus newspaper, as saying that 'the law already gives police enough scope to police the country effectively. these statements are cause for concern, ...Laignee Barron ’13 is used to answering questions about her previous schooling to new acquaintances. “When I tell people I was home-schooled, I always get the same initial response: ‘Oh.’ It’s either an excited ‘oh,’ like ‘Oh, so am I!’ or it’s, ‘Oh, I’m going to go talk to these other people now.’” Barron started her education in the Southern California public school system, but her parents withdrew her when she was having trouble reading—they believed this was because she was not receiving eContact The Argus : Get today's news ... from the The Hillsboro Argus, exclusively on our affiliated Web site, OregonLive.com! Get advertising info, subscribe to the newspaper, contact ...

The Argus , published in Melbourne from 1846-1957, was the quality newspaper of record in the nineteenth and first part of the twentieth century. This index to the Argus covers ...You know, it’s hard to look to the State’s largest newspaper for inspiration when they’re rehashing the same things I wrote about 2-3 weeks ago : In recent days, state Rep. Dr. Blake Curd of Sioux Falls has shown up on that list, having spread the word that he is a possible player in the race for his party’s nomination for U.S. House. Granted, I didn’t feel the need to ask Joel Rosenthal about it, and Larry Pressler must be out of town, or he would have been asked to weig

Since Grayson isn’t around anymore to post some disjointed blather about “new media,” I guess it’s left to me to post this story. Minus the blather. Triple Crown Media Inc., which owns daily and weekly newspapers in Georgia, on Monday became at least the 11th newspaper publisher to seek bankruptcy protection over the past year. In a prepackaged Chapter 11 filing in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Wilmington, the Lexington, Ky.-based company listed assets of about $33 million and liabilities of abPublished weekly with local and sports news, obituaries, features, events, classifieds and subscription information.Sep.15, 2009 in UncategorizedThis is an abridged version of the article “Was the Worlds Most Famous Detective, Aston Villas First Celebrity Football Fan ?”As the original article was a bit long for people to include on their websites or ezines. And I have added a surprise extra Villa fan,that was not included in my original list. There are now twenty three celebrity Villa fans on my list,I know there are probably more. But I want to limit the list to at least A or B list celebrities,so I won`t

On Aug. 16, Tadd Gero ’08 sent a short e-mail to 25 of his closest friends. “Friends,” he wrote. “I have severe pneumonia and am in the ICU at Columbia Green Hospital in Hudson, NY for a while, which also has wireless? Love, Tadd. I’m so sorry if I forgot anyone.” It turned out to be the last thing Gero’s friends heard from him. The next day, Gero, 22, passed away from the resistant strain of pneumonia that had forced him into the hospital only days before. It was a muted and sudden end

Owosso, MI -- Local officials and state police are confirming that a pro-life advocate was shot and killed outside a high school in this Michigan town. The person, who is described as well-known but whose identity has not been released, was shot multiple times while protesting abortion outside Owosso High School. LifeNews.com has learned that the pro-life advocate is James Pouillon and the local Argus Press newspaper in Owosso has confirmed that to be the case. He was reportedl

This summer, I was given the opportunity to do some freelance reporting for a Los Angeles NPR affiliate where I was interning. I had pitched a story idea about young people and financial illiteracy, my mind filled with images of myself tracking down California school board members, scrutinizing failed legislation and shedding new light on the economic crisis. Instead, my editor told me to talk to my mom. She suggested framing the issue from my family’s experience. And from my own perspectiveLocal officials and state police are confirming that a pro-life advocate was shot and killed outside a high school in this Michigan town. The person, who is described as well-known but whose identity has not been released, was shot multiple times while protesting abortion outside Owosso High School. LifeNews.com has learned that the pro-life advocate is James Pouillon and the local Argus Press newspaper in Owosso has confirmed that to be the case. He was reportedly shot multiple times. In t

By Webster Shamu The following is the full text of the speech delivered by the Minister of Media, Information and Publicity, Webster Shamu, on the occasion of the launch of H-Metro, a new title in the Zimbabwe Newspapers stable on September 4, 2009: Information Minister Webster Shamu I am delighted to be part of this happy gathering marking the launch of yet another product in the Zimpapers stable, Harare Metro/ H-Metro and of course the celebration of the fifth Anniversary of the SouthToday’s New York Times ran a story about how both The NYT and The Wall Street Journal plan to launch full-fledged regional editions, beginning first in the Bay Area. According to the story, Bay Area residents could see regional editions as early as November. For many years, we have anticipated this move and felt it was inevitable. Why? As the article points out, the current Bay Area papers — The Chronicle, The Mercury News and the Oakland Tribune — are perceived as under-serving the mark

The battle of Brighton” cried the Argus newspaper in 1964 after the mods and rockers descended on the seaside town for a violent face-off. One group, in their sharp suits and parkas, rode scooters and listened to Jamaican ska and British beat music; the other favoured leather, motorbikes, greasy hair and rock’n'roll. These seaside skirmishes were seemingly forgotten until 1973 when The Who’s Pete Townshend, pop’s sharpest chronicler of adolescence, wrote Quadrophenia. It was a rock opera hailed

Today's Weekend Argus carried a front page spread shedding some new and interesting light on the case of Brandon Huntley. It turns out that hundreds of South Africans have already been granted asylum over the past few years, yet none has caused such an uproar as Huntley. Could it be that it's because he's white? It's very difficult to come to a different conclusion, in fact. Brandon Huntley, South Africa's white refugee who 'fled' to Canada to escape being targetted by 'black criminals' is noThe Argus for news, sport, Brighton and Hove Albion, entertainment, video, blogs and for ... This site is part of Newsquest's audited local newspaper network; Newsquest site network

  Dear Friends,   Only 12 days until Election Day! West Indian Day Parade - Mond ay On Labor Day, Monday, September 7th, join Norman in one of the city's most exciting annual parades.  The West Indian Day Parade will feature great costumes, great music, and some great dancing from Norman. We will begin gathering at 9AM at Utica Ave and Eastern Parkway ; the parade is set to begin at 11AM.  Give Richard a call at 917.657.5852 when you arrive.  H

Oddly enough, there are millions of refugees in South Africa from neighbouring Zimbabwe, a country where there are no problems, according to the ANC. In fact, the ANC are good pals with Robert Mugabe, and don't consider South Africa's accepting floods of refugees from there as in any way insulting to Uncle Bob. Not so with the Canadian acceptance of ONE South African refugee. That's "disgusting" and "racist". Well, it would be wouldn't it. A collection of news stories today reveal the tru

GOPUSA ILLINOIS -- Political parties exist to elect candidates who can and will defend/advance their platforms. Generally, those who become U.S. Senators are Congressmen, State Senators, and State Representatives. QUESTION: Why aren't any Illinois Republican Congressmen, Senators, or Representatives who support all the planks in the Illinois Republican Party platform running against Mark Kirk? ANSWER: Tragically and outrageously, very few Illinois Republican Congressmen, Senators, and Rep