Articles by Colin Donohue
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Hatcher in News & Observer: Don’t Shut Down Dorothea Dix Hospital
August 2, 2008
Associate professor Anthony Hatcher had a column denouncing the state of North Carolina’s plan to close Dorothea Dix Hospital, which has treated mentally ill patients for more than 100 years, published in the Raleigh News & Observer Aug. 2.
Student Wins Prestigious Minority Scholarship
July 31, 2008
Junior broadcast major Randy Gyllenhaal was awarded the Ken Kashiwahara national scholarship from the Radio and Television News Directors Association.
Intern Insider: Reitnouer Finds Film in Nashville
July 30, 2008
A couple of cities across the nation more readily align themselves with the motion picture industry. Of course, there’s Los Angeles and New York, the bastions of the film business. To a lesser extent, tropical locations such as Honolulu and Miami are no strangers to movie crews.
School of Communications Meeting Aug. 25
July 30, 2008
Barnett Releases DVD about Documentary Filmmaking
July 24, 2008
Associate professor and director of elondocs Brooke Barnett has produced and released a DVD titled “Documentary Filmmaking: Tips from the Trenches,” which encases interviews with seasoned filmmakers about the technical, legal, ethical and business issues of documentary film.
School of Communications Faculty Retreat Aug. 22
July 24, 2008
The School of Communications will hold its annual retreat from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Aug. 22 at Lake Mackintosh, the same location as last year.
Pick up The Pendulum’s Second Summer Edition July 23
July 24, 2008
Intern Insider: Student Goes Beyond the Print to Embrace the Online World
July 20, 2008
You could say she had declared her major as a pre-adolescent. At the budding age of 10—still a child—she had already articulated her career aspiration: She had a passion for print, and that was it.
Intern Insider: ‘Model Interns’ Absorb Versatile Internship
July 19, 2008
The first half of their day followed a familiar script. They attended meetings. They filled out paperwork. They otherwise hung out in an office and did typical, mundane intern tasks. But in Los Angeles, what first day would be complete without a trip to a television set?