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A blog created for the beginning and advanced newswriting classes at Grace College, taught by Terry White. It's a watering hole to trade observations, articles, web links, and more to inform and motivate high-quality journalism among Grace students.
Helpful Links
- Columbia Journalism Review
- Cornerstone U. Journalism Blog
- Baptist Press News
- Christian Writers Guild
- Editor & Publisher
- Washington Post
- Warsaw (IN) Times Union
- BMH Editor's Blog
- BMH Books
- FGBC World
- Christianity Today
- World Magazine
- CNN News
- Religious News Service
- Christian Post
- ASSIST NEWS SERVICE
- Evangelical Press Association
Blog Archive
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February
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- newspaper Web Sites Still Top Source for Local News
- Ashlea Reinsch Reports on CNN
- When a Journalist is Laid Off . . . .
- Don't Say It! Ten Banned Words
- Writing for Soul Conference Opens
- How Much Editing, Re-Writing is Enough?
- Interesting Data Backup System
- Magazines Ditching Audit Bureau of Circulations
- Looking for an Almanac Subject?
- From Enabler to Empowerment
- Mark Twain on Newspaper Editors
- Arkansas Newspaper Doing Just Fine
- January Big Month for New Magazine Launches
- Tough Decade for Journalists
- Magazine Newsstand Sales Falling, but Slower
- Facebook Turns Six
- Colts Chaplain Feature Story
- Kristian Hawkins Article
- Website You Asked For
- This Week's Quote for Writers
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About Me
- Terry White
- Home was Kittanning, PA. Taught journalism at Grace many years previously, then taught at other schools and served on pastoral staff of churches, was VP of Communications for Chuck Colson's Prison Fellowship, and returned to Winona Lake in 2003 to become executive director and publisher of BMH and BMH Books. First paid newswriting job was sports as a seventh-grader--been writing ever since. Founded three newspapers and two magazines and served as editor, publisher, owner, or board member of 13 publication members of the Evangelical Press Association.
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