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Miami, Florida
Presidential Debate: September 30,
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Miami Spin Room
Coverage
(8 min.)
Student
videographers, Bianca Akhtarekhavari, Amanda Almirall, and
Christie Maimo of Palmetto High School in Pinecrest,
Florida, were selected by the local Comcast Cable
affiliate. Their video
covers the C-SPAN School Bus, University
of Miami campus political rallies, and their experience in
the spin room at the Miami debate. Also
included (at 6:24) is news coverage of the students by
the local NBC affiliate.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Vice
Presidential Debate: October 5, 2004 |
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Cleveland Spin
Room:
Why Ohio?
(13 min.) produced by Steven Arora
Cleveland
Spin Room: Minority Issues
(12
min.) produced by Doug Bullard
Cleveland
Spin Room: The Youth Vote
(12
min.) produced by Kim Kopcak
The featured student videographers (listed
above) were selected by the local Adelphia Cable
affiliate. These Westlake High School
students chose to cover three separate political issues
in their stories about the spin room at the
Cleveland debate.
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St. Louis, Missouri Presidential
Debate: October 8, 2004 |
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St. Louis Spin Room
Coverage (28 min.)
Ladue Horton Watkins High School students,
Tal Kopan, Ben Solomon, and Bobby Sutherland were
selected by the local Charter Cable affiliate. The video
they produced is a half-hour episode of the high
school's monthly Charter Cable show,
"Ladue
View." The students and their classmates in an
advanced video journalism course produced five stories on
politics, youth issues, and the
debate. |
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Tempe, Arizona
Presidential Debate: October 13, 2004 |
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Tempe Spin Room
Coverage
(13 min.)
Arcadia
High School students, Phil Del Real, Alissa Irei, and
Seth Rolling were selected by the local Cox Communications
affiliate. "The youth voice in the 2004 election," is
the theme of their story from the spin room at the
Tempe, Arizona debate.
This piece connects key topics from
the campaign to young voters and their decisions
about voting in the
election. |
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