September/October 2004
Table of Contents
Cover Story
- Imagining Evil
Why homeland security is dangerously undercovered. By Trudy Lieberman
Articles
- My Laptop, My Life
He’s come unplugged. By David M. Halbfinger
- God is My Co-Author
An evangelical J-school wants to save our newsrooms, one reporter at a time.
By Gal Beckerman
- The Shooting
A boy is killed, and two young Brooklyn documentarians get real. By Rachel Morris
- Letter from Johannesburg
In South Africa’s newsrooms, race still runs through everything.
By Douglas Foster
Commentary
Ideas & Reviews -- Special Books Edition
- Essay: Whose Turf is the Past?
The boundaries between journalism and history are fading.
By Andie Tucher
- The Education of Stacy Sullivan
A first-time author learns that getting published is just the beginning. By Gal Beckerman
- Review
Pols: Great Writers on American Politicians from Bryan to Reagan, edited by Jack Beatty. Reviewed by Christopher Hanson
- Excerpts
From the Bush bookshelf, some tasty bits about the press.
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