| History of Print Journalism Mass Communication 415 |
| 415 History of Print Journalism (3) (Prequisite: 110 or permission of the department) The examination is of the history of print journalism in America. Includes an examination of the practices and trends of journalism as influenced by technology, society and government and of the impact the print media have had on American Life. |
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| Books Best Sellers Project Gutenberg McGiffey's Reader Dime Novels Horatio Alger Edward Bok Silent Spring George Seldes H.L. Mencken Steven King |
| Unit 4 1865-1910 Nellie Bly William Allen White Mark Twain Joseph Pulitzer William R. Hearst E.W. Scripps R.F. Outcault Henry Stanley The Sporting News Muckrakers History in a hurry First J-School |
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| Unit 1 1450-1640 Johannes Gutenberg Martin Luther Star Chamber Court London Gazette Fourth Estate Cato's Letters Areopagitica Massachusetts Bay Bay Psalm Book Elizabeth Glover |
| Unit 2 1640-1775 Robinson Crusoe Boston News-Letter New England Courant Ben Franklin Pennsylvania Gazette John Peter Zenger Sons of Liberty Elizabeth Timothy Covering the Arts Isaiah Thomas |
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| Unit 2 1775-1830 John Dunlap Thomas Paine First Amendment Federalists Papers New York Post Amos Kendall William C.Bryant Pittsburgh Gazette Charleston Post Noah Webster |
| Unit 3 1830-1860 Penny Press Harper's Magazine Horace Greeley Samuel F.B. Morse Associated Press P.T. Barnum Henry D. Thoreau Joseph Medill New York Times Manifest Destiny |
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| Press Crusaders 1830-1860 Amistad Reports Freedom Journal Frederick Douglass William L. Garrison Elijah Lovejoy Edmund Ruffin SC Fire-eaters Secession Editorials |
| Civil War Press Newspapers Matthew Brady James G. Bennett News Stories Thomas Nast Uncle Tom's Cabin Frank Leslie's Illustrated Northern papers Civil War Homepage |
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| This Day in History History Channel Yahoo's List Library of Congress New York Times |
| Primary Text Three Centuries of American Media by Lloyd Chiasson Jr., Morton Publishing, 1999 |
| Unit 5 1960-2000 Katherine Graham Woodward & Bernstein David Halberstam Seymour Hersh Al Neuhart J Hunter Thompson Tom Wolfe Barlett & Steele Matt Drudge Al Kamen Gannett |
| Suffragists Anne Royall Sarah J. Hale Angelina Grimke Margaret Fuller Jane Swisshelm Amelia Bloomer Ida B. Wells Annie Laurie |
| Magazines McLure's Patent Medicine Ida Tarbell Lincoln Steffens Jacob Riis Henry B. Luce Norman Rockwell John H Johnson Reader's Digest |
| Covering Wars Press in War Richard H. Davis Stephen Crane Spanish-American Floyd Gibbons Ernie Pyle Ernest Hemmingway Elmer Davis Women in WWII Writing 69th Peter Arnett Women in VietNam Pittsburgh Courier |
| Unit 5 1910-1960 Carr Van Anda Bernard Kilgore Col. Robert McCormick Ben Hecht Walter Lippman WEB Dubois Drew Pearson Will Rogers Upton Sinclair Roger Peace William D. Workman Newspaper Guild |
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| Journalism is merely history's first draft. -- Geoffrey C. Ward |
| Print humor throughout American history |
| Alternative Print Press Village Voice AlterNet InnerCity Press UTNE Reader Homeless Papers |
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