Exhibit JC42 - The Leveson Inquiry

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For Distribution to CPsHacks and Dons - Teaching at the London University Journalism School 1919-1939: Its origin,development and influence.Appendix IFirst thoughts on Examinations in the National Association of Journalists 1887-881. Candidates to undergo a viva voce examination in English literature andgeneral knowledge;2. Condense a column speech into two or three sticks;3. Write a short essay on some selected subject;4. Make paragraphs of three incidents narrated by examiner;5. Correct twenty-four incorrectly constructed sentences;6. Summarise a balance sheet; 17. Shorthand test;8. Test descriptive writing;9. Test candidates’ grammatical construction of language. 2Items 1-6, <strong>The</strong> Journalist, November 1887 and February 1888.2 Items 7-9, Journalism, February 1888.225MOD100051396
For Distribution to CPsAppendicesAppendix IIINSTITUTE OF JOURNALISTS1889Scheme for an Elementary ExaminationPaper 1: EnglishTime: Two Hours. Maximum: 100 marks1. Original composition on any two of the following subjects:(a) Essay on a given theme of a general and familiar character(b) Condensation of a supplied newspaper report(c) Comment on a given subject(d) Short essay on a standard book and its author(Time: One Hour)2. Elements of English History3. Outlines of Geography, political and commercial(Time: One hour)Paper 2: LanguagesTime: Two hours. Maximum 75 marks1. Latin Essay translation paper, based upon Dr. Smith’s Principia Latina,Part 1.2. French, German, or any one modem language: elementary translationpaper.Paper 3: MathematicsTime: 1½ hours: Maximum 50 marks1. Simple and compound arithmetic, proportion, vulgar and decimalfractions, percentages, interest, and balance-sheets.2. One of the following subjects:(a) Algebra to Simple Equations, or(b) Euclid, Book 1.Oral ExaminationTime: not to exceed half an hour. Maximum: 50 marksIt will be the option of the Examiner to put test questions in any or all of thefollowing subjects:1. Spelling 5. Grammar2. History 6. Main facts in English3. Elementary Mathematics Literature4. Geography 7. Current Events and NotablePersonalities8. Foreign words and phrases in common use.Source: Institute of Journalists Proceedings, 1899226MOD100051397
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