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3 Associations to Select New Leaders This Week Feeling under siege by an industry ever more punctuated by layoffs and cutbacks, more than 5,600 journalists

“30 by 30”, “Reel Injun,” Spike Lee Among Peabody Winners Coverage of Japanese “Stocism” Seen Close to Stereotyping Glenn Proctor to Retire as Editor of

and Monday, March 28, 2011 Possibility of 2012 Convention Pullout Diminished Thom Greer, Sports Editor and Top Editor, Dies at 69 NABJ President to Address

President Notes Association Is “the Largest Partner” S.C. College Paper Fails to Publish in Censorship Dispute HuffPo Seeks Top Editors for Black Voices, AOL Latino

Updated September 11 President Calls on 4 Black Journalists at News Conference Ronald Walters Dies at 72, “Go-To Guy” on Black Politics After Tracking Koran

S.C. College Paper Fails to Publish in Censorship Dispute HuffPo Seeks Top Editors for Black Voices, AOL Latino For Journalists in Libya, “Ever More Sinister

NABJ President to Address Members on Unity Reporters Committee Holds First Meeting With Sitting President Few Journalists of Color Analyzing Libya Speech Libyan Woman Snatched

Updated March 26 “Often Called ‘the Conscience of The Times,’ ” Editor Says Ferraro Earned Rebuke from NABJ in ’08 Campaign Hispanic, Asian Populations Grew

Hispanic, Asian Populations Grew Fastest During Decade Mixup Leads to Call Reporters Have Nightmares About Obama to Address Nation Monday Night on Libya Mexican Media

Story Includes “Cleopatra,” Civil Rights, Michael Jackson . . . Chris Brown Apologizes for Outburst on “GMA” Worldwide, Women Are 27% of Main Media Decision

Unity Concept Stemmed from “Threat to Our Independence” In U.S., Japan Catastrophe Boosts Support for Drilling Cheryl Jackson Among 4 Laid Off at Chicago Sun-Times

“They Thought They Were Seconds From Death” Unity Concept Stemmed from “Threat to Our Independence” In U.S., Japan Catastrophe Boosts Support for Drilling Cheryl Jackson