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Beyond Argument
"What a great book. I'm already inspired."
"It's elegant, useful and fun."
"...an excellent book. The articles make the reader think, even if he doesn't agree with everything in them -- which is, after all, the mark of a good editorial."
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"It's elegant, useful and fun."
"...an excellent book. The articles make the reader think, even if he doesn't agree with everything in them -- which is, after all, the mark of a good editorial."
That's what readers are saying about Beyond Argument.
Sold Out!
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Welcome to NCEW Online
This World Wide Web site is provided as a service to members of the National Conference of Editorial Writers and to nonmember writers and editors of opinion material for the print and broadcast media. Some sections are open only to NCEW members.
Criteria for general membership are spelled out in the NCEW By Laws, or to apply or for further information, contact the National Conference of Editorial Writers, 3899 N. Front Street, Harrisburg, PA 17110 TEL: 717 703-3015 FAX: 717 703-3014 EMAIL: ncew@pa-news.org. We also have a special student category.
Important Information for Editorial Writers:
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Opinion Pool
This year's convention in Little Rock will showcase The Opinion Pool, an NCEW project to develop online templates for opinion pages that invite community participation while maintaining journalistic values.
Researchers will present results of focus-group discussions of opinion-page readers, as well as broader research on non-readers. NCEW members at pilot-site papers will display their work, explaining what succeeded and what did not.
Let your publishers/editors know that you will return from the convention with innovative yet practical ideas on how to improve online content as well as how to better connect citizens with the newspaper or broadcast outlet.
The Sept. 17-20 convention, "Newest South, Newest America," has many other attractions, such as a tour and dinner at The Clinton Library; a visit to Central High School, the site of an historic desegregation battle ; a spouse tour to Hot Springs and many professional-development workshops.
Only dues-paying members can attend the convention, which always provides ideas for better ways to do the job. With the Opinion Pool information, this convention is an especially sound investment.
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