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A focus
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“This coverage required sensitivity
because so much devastation occurred,
but the community was so willing to
share experiences.”
She said everyone’s focus was about
helping, and part of helping is getting
the word out to those who want to contribute.
Adviser Update
Eswine gave credit for the coverage
to people willing to reach out to spread
the word.
“This is a fantastic example of how
writers do not make the story — people
do,” she added.
Many might conclude that the tornado coverage is also an example of how
high school journalists can cover an
important story with facts, analysis and
empathy.
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Diana Hadley
taught at Mooresville HS for 33 years where she advised the
student newspaper for 33 years and the yearbook for 23
years. She also started the broadcast program at Mooresville
and directed it for 10 years. Hadley came to Franklin College
in 2004 to assist the Indiana High School Press Association,
an organization started at Franklin in 1922. She is currently
the executive director. In addition to IHSPA duties, she has
taught mass media, professional development and ethics,
copyediting and nonviolence classes at Franklin College. She
can be reached at Dhadley@franklincollege.edu.