Bibliography for Student Publications, New York: Columbia Scholastic Press Assn., 202 Fayerweather Hall, Columbia University, price 50c.
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Colvin, E.S., "The Yearbook Jip," KansasTeacher, October 1941 p. 66-67, Discusses some of the unethical practices used by some commercial organizations; for example, the advertising racket.
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Hepner, H.S., HighSchool Journalism Work Book, Brookings, South Dakota; South DakotaState College, 1940, 128 p. 60c (Manual 25 pp., $2.50.)
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Hoffman, U.N., Student Journalism, Tacoma, Washington; Laurel Bookcraft, 2919 North 29th St., 1940 , 257 pp.
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Husted. O. C., HighSchool Journalism Work Book, Sandy Spring, Oklahoma ; The Author. 1941 Revised, 159 pp.—$1.00.
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Mann, J.W., The Student Editor, New York; Macmillan Co., 1938, 149 pp. Gives practical assistance to the pupil and sponsor in editing school publications.
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Martin, Laura Katherine, Magazines for High School, New York: H. W. Wilson Company, 1941. An evaluation of a hundred titles.
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Mott, F.L., American Journalism, New York: Macmillan Company, 1941, 772 pp.
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Reddick, D.C., Journalism and the SchoolPaper, Boston: D. C. Heath and Company, 1941, (second edition). 346 pp. $1.48.
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"Scholastic Journalism," Phi Delta Kappan XXIII; April 1941, pp. 281-307. The entire issue is devoted to this subject. It includes such topics as improving the yearbook, improving the school paper, financing the school newspaper, and special aids in journalism.
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Spears, Harold and Lawshe, C.H., High School Journalism, New York: 1939 , 464 pp. A comprehensive treatment of the subject in which many of the problems encountered in the work are discussed in a most helpful manner.
