Articles by Colin Donohue
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Beaufort Observer: Another example of our School Board violating the law
January 5, 2011
From the Beaufort Observer (1/4/10): This article is offered not as news but as documentation of how our school board violates the spirit of running our schools in a transparent manner. It is an on-going story so we'll just post it and file it away in the archives until an appropriate time.
Charlotte Observer: City wants to limit access to e-mail addresses
January 3, 2011
From the Charlotte Observer (1/3/11): The city of Charlotte wants to give subscribers to its informational e-mail service more privacy by making it harder to obtain their e-mail addresses under the state's open records law.
Raleigh News and Observer: Light may shine on state records
January 3, 2011
From the Raleigh News and Observer (12/22/10): A Wake County judge's ruling Tuesday could make it easier for people to find out whether the N.C. Secretary of State is investigating a complaint about a lobbyist or sports agent. It also could allow the public to know whether any fines were levied if rules were violated.
M2MPolitics.com: Hoyle leaves a legacy of open government
January 3, 2011
From M2MPolitics.com (12/17/10): Former state Sen. David Hoyle was into his second term in the Senate when he took his first stand for open government.
Wilmington StarNews: Website aims to keep watch on Southport government
January 3, 2011
From the Wilmington StarNews (12/26/10): North Carolina General Statute 132 allows the general public access to government documents – from town ordinances to e-mails between government officials.
Randy Piland named first Faculty Fellow for Technology
December 20, 2010
Elon University Provost Steven House recently announced that School of Communications lecturer Randy Piland will serve as Elon's first Faculty Fellow for Technology beginning January 2011.
Journalism alumna places 11th in Hearst competition
December 20, 2010
Elon alumna Rachel Cieri, a 2010 graduate who majored in journalism, placed 11th in the Hearst Journalism Awards Feature Writing competition.
Journalism student places in top 10 in Hearst broadcast competition
December 20, 2010
Elon University journalism student Samantha Baranowski placed seventh in the Hearst Journalism Awards Program's Television Broadcast Features Competition I.