blo • vi • ate
[bloh-vee-eyt] (v. used without object), -at•ed, -at•ing. To speak pompously.
Veteran journalists gathered Nov. 6 at the Salt Lake Public Library for discussion of free expression, the First Amendment and the future of journalism as part of a series of programs celebrating the National Press Club’s (NPC) 100th anniversary. From left, former NPC President Gil Klein, USU journalism professor Ted Pease,
Salt Lake Tribune managing editor Terry Orme, and KSL-TV5 news director Con Psarras.
Click here and scroll to Nov. 6 “Access Utah” for discussion on KUSU-FM—Utah Public radio.
(Sallie Mattison Young/SPJ photo)
2 comments:
You are popliar Professor Pease! (That's what my sister says instead of popular) I'll have to read up on what you said when I get a minute.
Hey, nice photo! Is that proof that you work? JK. Wish I could have been there.
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