DISAPPEARANCE of PRESS OBJECTIVITY
T H E H I S T O R Y OF W A R P R O P A G A N D A
A: War
and Propaganda: A Look at How the Two Have Been Inseparable Through Time by Katrine Redfern, Autumn,
2004
B:
War Propaganda
Past Present and Future by Tami Ranson, Autumn, 2005
C:
The War at Home by Lizzie Suiter &
Jennifer Hucke, Autumn, 2004
D:
Radio Propaganda
during World War II by Christine Concho,Autumn, 2004
E:
Propaganda
in World War II - Britain and Germany by Sheila Joglekar, Autumn, 2004
F:
World War II and Propaganda by Chris Rudiger, Autumn,
2003
G:
Resistance Under Tyranny: The White Rose by Lisa Marie Falzone,
Autumn, 2004
H:
Controlling Thought: War
Propaganda in Nazi Germany and Contemporary America by Sierra Martinez
I:
War
Reporting by James Nielsen, Spring, 2003
J:
A Picture is
Worth a Thousand Words: Visuals as a Persuasive Tool for War by Ceseste Wong, Spring,
2003
S E L L I N G T H E I R A Q I W A R
A:
Televised Media: Supporting the War on
Terror and the Impending War in Iraq by Emma O”Hanlon, Winter, 2003
B:
War Reporting
on the U.S. War in Iraq by David Vidal Spring, 2003
C:
How the US Government uses
media to influence its enemies by Shane Sareli Spring, 2003
D:
Media
Influence on Public Opinion During War: A Good or Bad Capability? By Ryan Guiboa, Spring,
2003
E:
Impact Media has During War: “Spanish American War of
1898” by
Ryan Hagan, Autumn, 2004
F:
The
American Media and How it Shapes the Public's Opinion of War
G:
Patriotism and the War on Iraq by Abigail McDaniel,
Autumn, 2004
H
: Media
Representation of the Iraqi Conflict by Kali D. Cyrus, Autumn, 2003
J:
Factual
Investigation of Media Criticism of the Bush Administration in Iraq and the War on Terror by Capp Culver & Steve
Gerberman, Autumn, 2004
S E L L I N G T H E W A R O N T E R R O R
A:
FEAR FACTOR: Terrorism, Bush, The Media Post
9/11
by Selena Harper, Spring, 2003
B:
U.S.
and Global Media Perspectives on Afghanistan by Matt McClennan & Matt
Traverso, Autumn, 2003
C:
Dangers of the “War On Terrorism”TBD
D:
The News -
International Objective Informant by Tiffany Hawthorne Spring, 2004
E:
The
Role of Media on Middle Eastern Conflicts by Bradley Aaronson,
Winter, 2004
F:
The Middle East Media
Manipulation by Gustav Rydstedt, Autumn, 2003
A S O B J E C T I V I T Y F A D E S
A:
The
Growth of Concentration and Bias in Mass Media by Babatundi Ashinowo Jr,
Autumn, 2004
B:
The
Implications of Capitalism for Media: How Democracy Suffers by A.J. Magnuson, Spring,
2003
C:
Perception of Those in Power by Bonawyn C. Esson,Spring,
2004
D:
Right-Wing
Influence in American Media by Jean Goff, Autumn, 2004
E:
The Propaganda of Imperialism by Areen Swanson, Winter,
2004
F:
Silencing the Left
in Modern America by Nishant Nadella, Autumn, 2004
G:
The Media and
Its Influence on Politics by Michael Taylor, Autumn, 2004
H:
Protecting
Ourselves from Media Manipulation: The Use of Alternative Media as an
Information Source by Daizy Ramirez Autumn, 2004
I:
Cameras in Focus: The Texas Death
Penalty by Ben Sharpe, Spring, 2004
J:
Effects
of the Media on the California Recall Election by Olivia Anglade, Spring,
2003
K:
Terminator 4: The Battle for California and
its Similarity to the Rise of Nazi Germany by Eduardo Gonzales, Autumn,
2004
L:
Don’t Believe the Hypy!; The
Violent African-American stereotype in rap music and its effect on
African-Americans by Eric Blackerby & Shakira Fardan, Spring, 2003
M:
Media Campaigns in the
SUV Debate by Lee Insinga, Winter, 2004