Articles by Colin Donohue
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Ken Calhoun Wins BEA Award of Excellence for Screenplay
February 10, 2009
Ken Calhoun, assistant professor of Communications, won the Broadcast Education Association Award for Excellence for a screenplay based on a short story he wrote called “Noise Gate.”
Phoenix14News Wins First Place in BEA Competition
February 10, 2009
Phoenix14News, Elon University’s weekly student newscast, won first place in the nation in the Broadcast Education Association awards competition.
News and Observer: Audits find misspending, not fraud
February 10, 2009
From the Raleigh News and Observer (2/10/09): Outside auditors hired by Wake County following a spending scandal in its environmental services department last summer told commissioners Monday that after a sweeping review, they found no fraud.
Hendersonville Times-News: Open records a free, easy fix
February 10, 2009
From the Hendersonville Times-News (2/10/09): In a year when a lack of money should restrain the Legislature from costly projects, lawmakers should focus on a few projects that are cheap (even free) and achievable.
Communications Job Search Strategies Feb. 10
February 9, 2009
Ocek Eke publishes paper on Darfur coverage
February 9, 2009
Assistant professor Ocek Eke published an article titled “Darfur: Coverage of a genocide by three major US TV networks on their evening news” in the International Journal of Media & Cultural Politics.
Explore Careers with Communications Alumni Feb. 9
February 7, 2009
Star-News: Editorial: Break the law, pay the price
February 7, 2009
From the Wilmington Star-News (2/6/09): The public's business is the public's business. And when individuals or organizations have to go to court to enforce the state's open government laws, the lawbreakers should pay.
Elon in Los Angeles Informational Meeting Feb. 6
February 5, 2009
Warren Record: Is right to obtain public records being denied?
February 4, 2009
From the Warren Record (2/4/09): The following comments were originally intended to be shared in full during the Citizens Comments portion of Monday's county commissioners' meeting. The writer was prevented from completing her statement due to time constraints and asked that it be published as a Letter to the Editor.