Articles by Colin Donohue
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Charlotte Observer: New UNC board has secretive get-together
August 18, 2011
From the Charlotte Observer (8/18/11): A gathering last week of the UNC Board of Governors was not open to the public, and notice of the event was not provided to the news media ahead of time - raising questions about whether the gathering violated the state's open meetings law.
Beaufort Observer: Sheriff’s driving ‘incident’ covered-up
August 17, 2011
From the Beaufort Observer (8/17/11): Richard Nixon, Bill Clinton and a host of other political leaders learned the hard way: The coverup is often worse than the crime.
Elon’s SPJ student chapter named Region 2 chapter of the year
August 16, 2011
The Society of Professional Journalists named 福利亚洲国产精品’s student chapter the SPJ Region 2 chapter of the year. Elon’s organization was one of 10 nationwide that were also recognized.
Two Communications grads’ documentaries to air on UNC-TV Aug. 16 and 18
August 16, 2011
Two 2011 福利亚洲国产精品 School of Communications graduates will have documentaries they produced while part of elondocs air on UNC-TV at 7:30 p.m. Aug. 16 and 18.
News and Observer: 911 tapes to be altered to distort voices
August 15, 2011
From the Raleigh News and Observer (8/14/11): Those 911 calls the public hears on TV and the Internet will begin to sound a little different.
News and Observer: N-O hits hard but fair
August 15, 2011
From the Raleigh News and Observer (8/6/11): "Because of the unfairly speculative and one-sided coverage of UNC's recent football issues," wrote one UNC-Chapel Hill graduate, "I will not read your paper or visit your website again."
News and Record: N.C.’s ACLU asks police how they use cell phone data
August 15, 2011
From the Greensboro News and Record (8/3/11): The American Civil Liberties Union in North Carolina is joining in a coast-to-coast effort to determine how often local law enforcement agencies use cell phones to track people.
Warren Record: County violating public records law
August 3, 2011
From the Warren Record (8/2/11): Once again, Lake Gaston resident June Gibbs is having trouble getting public records, and an attorney says the county is violating state laws that help ensure the government conducts the people's business out in the open.
Interactive Media graduate places third in contest to redesign food label
July 29, 2011
Interactive Media graduate Bradley Mu G’11 recently placed third in a contest sponsored by the University of California-Berkeley School of Journalism that asked participants to redesign and improve the nutritional food label. His entry, along with the first and second place winners, was featured in the Well blog on the New York Times website.