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W.S.U. Department Of Communications (History of Communications)
Class Papers, 1988
ACQUISITION AND PROCESSING INFORMATION
These papers were given to MASC by Thomas Heuterman in December, 1988. The papers were processed by University Archivist Mark O'English and Tim Mace in December, 2008.
EXTENT/QUANTITY INFORMATION
ORGANIZATIONAL HISTORY
Communications 410, taight by Professor Thomas Heuterman, was an undergraduate senior level course dealing with historical media (newspaper) issues.
COLLECTION DESCRIPTION & ARRANGEMENT
The collection consists of papers from Spring, 1988 students in Communications 410, dealing with issues of race in newspapers. The collection consists of one series, organized alphabetically by each paper's author's name.
ACCESS
This collection is open and available for research use. Copyright restrictions apply.
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The suggested citation for the collection is:
[Item Description]
History of Communications Class Papers, 1988 (UA 267)
Manuscripts, Archives, and Special Collections
Washington State University Libraries
Pullman, WA
RELATED MATERIALS
The Washington State University Archives also hold a collection of W.S.U. Department Of Communications (History of Communications) Class Papers, 1956-1979 and W.S.U. Department Of Communications (History of Communications) Class Papers, 1971-1979.
| Folder | Description | |
| 1 | Tacoma News Tribune and the Nisqually Indians by Synthia Arps | |
| 2 | The Quest for Unprejudiced Objectivity by N. Joseph Atwood | |
| 3 | The Yakima Morning Herald: Coverage of Japanese-Americans by Craig Batty | |
| 4 | "Treatment of Minorities by the 1884 Pomeroy Republican/East Washingtonian, Pomeroy, Washington" by Teresa Bingman | |
| 5 | A Study of the Coverage of Jackie Robinson in His Rookie Year by The New York Times and The New York Herald by John C. Boland | |
| 6 | “… together to act as brethren”: a Study of How the Seattle Times Treated Pacific Northwest Indians Involved in the Boldt Decision by Jeanette M. Bowers | |
| 7 | Crossing Over: A Study of Racism in Sports Journalism when Jackie Robinson Joined Organized Baseball by Mitchell J. Cooper | |
| 8 | Anti-Chinese Sentiment in The Spokesman Review by Christine Costello | |
| 9 | Editorials on Racial Issues Appearing in the Yakima Daily Republic by David M. Davidson | |
| 10 | Press Coverage of Spokane’s Japanese Community in 1924: Ignorance is Bliss by Kim Davidson | |
| 11 | A Study of the Spokesman-Review’s Coverage of the Chinese by Dante A. DeVon | |
| 12 | A Look into the Seattle Daily Post-Intelligencer’s Coverage of the Chinese Issue in 1882 by Can Du | |
| 13 | Indian Fishing Rights: Did the Seattle P-I Show Racism? by Rick A. Gallagher | |
| 14 | The Spark that Started a Fire: Racial Implications from how the New York Times and the Sporting News Covered Jackie Robinson Crossing the Color Line – 1947 by Jeffery Gardner | |
| 15 | Com 410 Research Paper: Racism Against Iranians by Bruce Graham | |
| 16 | Portland’s Invisible Citizens: A Study of the Portland Oregonian’s Coverage of Blacks and the Ku Klux Klan, 1924 by Karla J. Griffin | |
| 17 | Indian Coverage in the Frontier Press: The Washington Statesman 1862 by Brian Johnson | |
| 18 | The Couer d’Alene Coverage of Aryan Nation Activities by Karen Johnson | |
| 19 | A Study of the San Francisco Chronicle and its Reporting of the Japanese Problem during February of 1905 by Kea I. Jones | |
| 20 | Racism in the Palouse: A Content Analysis of Selected Newspapers in the Palouse Region, for References Made to Native Americans from 1877 to 1889 by Thomas A. Kelleher | |
| 21 | Community Newspaper Coverage of the Filipino Population in the Yakima Valley by P. Stephen Kern | |
| 22 | Racism and the Kootenai Indians by David J. Klick | |
| 23 | A Study of the San Francisco Chronicle and its Reporting of the Japanese Problem from 1869 to 1905 by Glenda L. Kochen | |
| 24 | Racism in the Media Concerning the Iranian Hostage Crisis by Jon E. Kraft | |
| 25 | Oregonian July 8, 1883 to September 30, 1883: The Indian, Chinese, and Blacks by Shellie C. Martin | |
| 26 | The San Francisco Chronicle and its Position Concerning the Japanese and Immigration Act of 1924 by David Mickel | |
| 27 | No Japs Wanted: Editorial Opinions of Three Puget Sound Newspapers, December 1941 through April 1942 by Mark Johnson | |
| 28 | Looking for Racial Discrimination in the Seattle Post Intelligencer Coverage of Blacks During the Detroit Riot 1967 by Mike Morgan | |
| 29 | Echoes of 1967: An Analysis of the Seattle Times’ Coverage of Minority Groups in 1977 by Chris Niccoli | |
| 30 | Minority Coverage by the Toppenish Review in 1938 by John D. Olsen | |
| 31 | Racism in the New York Times: October, 1945; August, 1947: Integration of Jack R. Robinson by Elizabeth Parkin | |
| 32 | Racism Toward Vietnamese Refugees as Seen in the Port Angeles Daily News by Andrea Patrick | |
| 33 | Latent Prejudice – A Dangerous Stereotype: A Study on How the Toppenish Review Covered the Indians of the Reservation 1921 by Lauren Michelle Phillips | |
| 34 | Bifurcation: How the Chicago Tribune, Los Angeles Times, The Atlanta Constitution, The New York Times, and Washington Post Covered the American Black Athletes’ Protest at the 1968 Summer Olympics by Mary Frances Rogers | |
| 35 | Proving Racism Exists: The Colfax Gazette vs. The WSU Black Student Racial Uprisings of 1969-1970 by Shannon M. Scott | |
| 36 | How the New York Times Covered Malcolm X and the Black Nationalist Movement During 1964 by Mark Sorensen | |
| 37 | News Media Views on Japanese Americans After Pearl Harbor by Mark R. Stillman | |
| 38 | Bifurcation: How the NY Times and Pittsburgh Courier Covered Jackie Robinson Breaking the Color Barrier, 1947 by Robert Wean | |
| 39 | Stereotypes, Distortions, and Omissions in the Tri-City Herald: Coverage of the U.S. Civil Rights Movement, 1963 to 1965 by Johari Wiley | |
| 40 | Tolerance and Understanding: A Study of The Tacoma News Tribune September 1, 1941 through March 31, 1942 by Michel Zahrly |