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Articles in Fall 2002 issue of Newspaper Research Journal

• Information trumps interation in local papers' online caucus coverage
  by Singer, Jane B
• Civic approach not so different from traditional model
  by Moscowitz, Leigh
• Women perceive crime stories as more disturbing than do men
  by Ketterer, Stan
• Papers give women more attention in ethnically diverse communities
  by Armstrong, Cory
• Math Tools for Journalists / Numbers in the Newsroom: Using Math and Statistics in News
  by Maier, Scott R
• Tradition and Change in the Nicaraguan Press: Newspapers and Journalists in a New Democratic Era
  by Day, J Laurence
• U.S. newspaper ad revenue shows consistent growth
  by Picard, Robert G
• Youth violence stories focus on events, not causes
  by McManus, John; Dorfman, Lori
• How ownership, competition affect papers' financial performance
  by Chang, Kuang-Kuo; Zeldes, Geri Alumit
• Exploring reader interest in international news
  by Hargrove, Thomas; Stempel, Guido H III
• Portrayal of women in movie ads changes little from 1963-1993
  by Lee, Tien-tsung; Hwang, Faith Hsiao-Fang
• Historical images at a glance: North Korea in American editorial cartoons
  by Winfield, Betty H; Yoon, Doyle
• Election coverage reflects civic journalism values
  by Kennamer, David; South, Jeff
• Journalists, public differ on perception of media coverage
  by Beaudoin, Christopher E; Thorson, Esther