Every freshman at the Medill School of Journalism learns the importance of diversity in the industry when they take the course Journalism 202: Journalism Values, Practice and Trends. Members of Medill’s leadership team say they work to hire faculty that will reflect the growing diversity in the field. Medill has one of the most racially.
said you wanted to say something about mike wallace, and now you just leave me out there. no. i thought you asked me about jobs. he did. i said we re going to talk about jobs in a minute. what is great is that everybody you could have on here from the television business in the last quarter century or more would say the same thing. i mean, this is a consensus, a well-earned consensuconsensus, guy was an original. and we talked earlier about the show biz aspects that s just a part of television news. and the key is to bring to the table showmanship and journalism. and the reason 60 minutes is still such a powerhouse is because they retained the values, not just the production values but the journalism values, that mike wallace and don hewitt brought to the show for years in its beginnings. and they understood, andrea mitchell, that if you were going to get people to watch, that you had to have an entertaining aspect to it.