Exhibit JC42 - The Leveson Inquiry

For Distribution to CPsThe University of London Diploma for Journalism: The Educational Background and Aims ofthe CourseJ; loJJ August, 1919.13 loJJ November 1919.J4 TNA ED/47/16Js Dunhill, David. Letter to author, October 13 ’h 1978.J6 JCM Report. March 9 ’h 1920.J7 loJJ February-March 1920.18 SMM ST212136, 1919120.J9 SMM ST212137, 1920/21.20 loJJ September- October 192 I,21 SMM ST212139, 192212322 TNA ED/47/16.z3 loJJ September-October 1921.z4 Newspaper Society Monthly Circular, May 1935.25 SMM ST212/41, 1924125.26 SMM ST212/45, 1928129.27 The Newspaper WorldNovember 14 ’h 192528 In: Journalism Studies Review, 1 (2) 1977.29 JCM March 21 ~t 1929.30 SMM ST212N7, 1930/31.3J SMM ST212151, 1934135.35 JCM Minute 499, February 4 ’h 1931.33 SMM ST212/47, 1930/3 I.34 JCM May 14 ’h 1931.35 JCM Minute 554, October 23 ra 193 I.36 JCM Minute 615, July 1932. See ch 9, n42.37 Memorandum dated October 13’h 1932.38 JCM Minute 34, February 2 na 1932,39 ’Ex-Students’ Opinion on the Journalism Course’ 12. xii. 32, 6pp., and the next four quotes.4o L.U.J.S. Gazette, May 1932. Students request coverage of events of popular interest to be included inassignments.4t ibid.4s JCM Minute 106, December 13 ’h 1933.43 KDJ/2 in KDJ/Bx 16 (after 1922)44 JCM Minute 166, February 20 th 1935.45 JCM Minute 170-1, ibid.46 JCM Mintite 187 July 9 ’h 1935.47 Harrison, G.B., 1935, The Universities and Journalism loJJ XXIII (229) October. See appendixXXVIII, The Times report of the event, 11 ’h September 1935.4a Williams, Walter, 1935, The Times obituary notice. July 31 ~t.49 British Press Review, December 1935.50 Will, Allen Sinclair, 1931, Education for Newspaper Life.51 KDJ/18135.5~ lbid. quotes Will: ’... can’t teach Practical Journalism by theoretical lectures.’53 Will, op,cit.54 KDJ/18135.55 ibid.56 ibid.57 When l interviewed the 1939 winner of the ttarmsworth Gold Medal, Geoffrey Pinnington, in 1978,he practically repeated some of the same phrases. See audio interview on ompanion website. Althoughcriticized by Geoffrey Cox for not sustaining ’the high intellectual standards of the old Daily News"Clarke’s approach to teaching journalism was that the ’Diploma must provide students with anintellectual equipment especially designed for their needs’ and Pinnington’s response illustrates therelevance of Clarke’s teaching. B JR 7:3 and 7:4, 1996.58 Harrison, G,B,, 1935, op, cit,59 Harrison, G,B. 1935, The Universities and Journalism, loJJ October. See appendix XXVIII60 KDJ/I 8/34.6J Clarke, Tom, 1935, Speech at the Card Royal, December.62 Clarke, Tom, 1936,63 Harrison, G.B,, 193 6, Organisation of the Course.102MOD100051273