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Dean’s MessageAlumni’s generosity benefits generations of studentsDean Brad HammThe generosity of alumni has servedthe School of Journalism well duringthe past century.Two graduates from the 1940s and1950s have given so unselfishly underthe recent Indiana University “Matchingthe Promise” campaign that they createdthe largest scholarship funds inthe school and will contribute foreverto the students in our undergraduateprogram.The campaign ended June 30 with agoal to raise $1.1 billion campus-wide,primarily in scholarships to supportundergraduates and graduate students.Public affairs journalismFrank Arganbright, BA’49, worked as areporter in West Lafayette and in publicrelations with Purdue University. Henever lost his love for reporting or journalismor IU. He believed that publicaffairs journalism was essential to thelife of a community. We agree.To encourage young journalists,Arganbright donated his estate to theSchool of Journalism. The gift wasmade in 2008 and received in April.The value exceeded $1 million. At thetime of the gift, it was the largest everreceived by the school from an individualfor scholarships.Tyra RobertsonThe goal of the $1 million is tosupport scholarships “to encourageproficiency in reporting and interpretingpublic affairs.” We will target thescholarships in many different ways tosupport the donor’s intent. Generationsof journalism students will benefit fromthis gift.Frank Arganbright died more than ayear ago, but his memory, generosity andconcern about public affairs reportingwill live on in the School of Journalism.See page 18 for a story about Arganbright.Financial aid for studentsMarty Anderson, BA’57, spent hiscareer as a reporter and editor for theAssociated Press in Indiana. He investedwell over the years and recently decidedto use that money to help IU journalismstudents.The gift annuities that he has establishedwill fund the Ann and MartyAnderson Scholarship in Journalism toprovide financial aid to students in need.When you meet him, you sense quicklyhis sincere desire to make a differencein the lives of young people. It is alsoimportant that this gift honor the memoryof his late wife, Ann.Anderson’s gifts, totaling about $1.75million, are the largest in school historyby an individual for scholarships.Together, the Arganbright and Andersongifts will increase scholarship funds inthe School of Journalism by 50 percent.Read more about Anderson on page 16.Journalism and the IU FoundationThe gifts by Arganbright and Anderson,and many others over the past sixyears of the Matching the Promisecampaign, were made possible throughthe leadership of two IU alumni withjournalism ties.Matt Morris, BA’80, worked at theIU Foundation with many duties, buthe specialized in gifts for the School ofJournalism. He traveled extensively, talkedwith many journalism graduates andworked with donors who contributed tothe school and across the university.Morris’ care and concern for theschool and its alumni are unmatched.Through his many efforts, journalismexceeded its campaign goal of $5 million,reaching a total of $6,032,384 byJune 30.Kent Dove, BS’68, is legendary inthe field of fundraising. He is author ofConducting a Successful Capital Campaign,called “the leading guide to planningand implementing a capital campaign”and served as vice president of the IUFoundation during the Matching thePromise campaign.Both Morris and Dove, in differenteras, worked at the Indiana Daily Studentand learned about journalism in ErniePyle Hall. Their skills led them eventuallyinto fundraising. We are the beneficiariesof their hard work.On behalf of the School ofJournalism’s students, faculty, staff,alumni and friends, I extend ourmost heartfelt appreciation to FrankArganbright, Marty Anderson, MattMorris and Kent Dove for their work inimproving the School of Journalism insuch a profound way during the pastfew years.
Page 20CONTENTS02 The scoopAsk the Pro15 Inside ViewMultitalented young sportsjournalists in great demandby Tim Franklin, BS’8316 A remarkable Giftby Anne Kibbler, MA’88Page 16The Making of Ryan MurphyPage 3420 The making of ryan murphyby Matt Roush, BA’8124 Photojournalism in fluxby Ben Weller, MA’0834 covering a Quakeby Jessica Birthisel36 strategic communicatorby Russell Jackson, BA’8339 student experiencesA Remarkable GiftCovering a Quake41 on the recordClass NotesObituariesAlumni Bookshelf(top) Michael Yarish/Fox, (bottom left) Ann Schertz, (bottom right) Courtesy of Alec MiranNewswire is published by the Indiana University School ofJournalism with support from the Journalism Alumni Board.It is mailed twice each year to alumni, faculty, staff andfriends of the school.Please send questions, comments and story ideas toAnne Kibbler, Editor, IU School of Journalism, 940 E.Seventh St., Bloomington, IN 47405 or e-mail her atakibbler@indiana.edu.DeanBrad HammEditorAnne Kibbler, MA’88Consulting EditorsGena Asher, BA’79, MLS’03, MIS’03Kurtis Beavers, BA’03Bonnie J. Brownlee, BA’72, MA’75Beth (Spangle) Moellers, BAJ’99, MA’05Copy EditorsMarjorie (Smith) Blewett, BA’48Elizabeth (Wallis) Winkler, BA’52Staff WritersJessica BirthiselLarry BuchananJessica HaneyShannon McEnerneyThomas MillerDesignMediaworksThe Kicker graphicLarry Buchanan49 reminisce with margeColumn evokes memoriesof decades past50 The Big PictureMelissa Farlow, BA’74coVer: Design by mediaworkscredits, clockwise from top left:Deidre read, matt mcclain,martin Gisborne, Bill foley,jensen walker, melissa farlow
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