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Juan Williams talked to students tabout his life growing up in New York City and his career in journalism. He also shared his thoughts about the tone of political discourse in the country.

P.J. Crowley spoke to students about the Wikileaks release of confidential diplomatic cables, arguing the case should not be confused with the notion of government transparency. He also talk…

Former CBS News correspondent Marvin Kalb spoke to students about the differences in the current media environment versus those at other points in American history. Mr. Kalb also talked abou…

Moderated by Mr. Williams, the panelists discussed the topic, “The Media and the Role of Public Opinion.” Topics included Vietnam as the first televised war, the changing nature of the war o…

Mr. Koppel spoke to students about media reporting of political events. Among the topics he addressed were the broadcast of the names of casualties in an episode of Nightline titled “The Fal…

Bob Schieffer, Chief Washington Correspondent for CBS News, spoke to students at the Washington Center about the role of the media in politics. He also talked about the impact of the Interne…

As part of a forum on campaign politics and the media, the participants discussed talk radio and its role in election year politics. They pointed out that the influence of talk radio has gre…

As part of a forum on campaign politics and the media, former 11-term Representative John Anderson (R-IL), talked about his experiences as a 1980 independent presidential candidate. He belie…

As part of a forum on politics and the media Sam Donaldson of ABC News talked about his experiences when covering the White House and the role of press secretaries. He said that the media se…

This event at the MAYFLOWER HOTEL featured remarks by Ted Koppel, ABC NEWS regarding the relationship between the government and media. He discussed the investigation of public officials…

Panelists discussed if there is a bias in reporting on third world countries. They answered questions from the audience.

Speakers talked about journalists who died while reporting the news. A memorial plaque was unveiled listing journalists who have died from 1976 to 1985.

Ted Koppel and others were presented with awards from the National Press Foundation.