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Yellow Journalism: Puncturing the Myths, Defining the Legacies
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Yellow Journalism: Puncturing the Myths, Defining the Legacies. W. Joseph Campbell. Westport, CT: Praeger, 2001. 209 pp. $62.50 hbk.
Working much like an investigative reporter, W. Joseph Campbell strives to nail down disputed facts and sift through contested claims that surround the origins of yellow journalism, especially as practiced in New York City from 1895 to 1910. His book reminds historians how evidence can be colored by the professional in-fighting of journalists and by contemporaries' assumptions about media effects.
The book's principal contribution comes from the chapters ...
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Amarapura Maha Nikaya founder remembered
Newspaper article from: Daily Mirror
; ...Maha Nayake Thera, the founder of Amarapura Nikaya will be held on May 05, 2009...promulgation and religious service of Amarapura Nikaya." The event will be presided over by the Mahanayake Thera of Amarapura Nikaya most Venerable Davuldena Sri...
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'Don't allow any foreign country to interfere'
Newspaper article from: Daily Mirror
; ...Bellana Gnanawimala Thera, Anunayake of the Amarapura Nikaya Ven. Kotugoda Dhammawasa Thera, Mahanayake of the Up-country Amarapura Nikaya Ven. Theripaha Somananda Thera, Mahanayake of the Amarapura Chulagandi Nikaya Ven. Aramangoda Pannatilleka...
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Where Are The Monks?(Burma)(junta and the Burmese monks)
Magazine article from: Newsweek
; ...year-old stupa, move around cautiously, mostly alone. In Amarapura, near Mandalay, the number of monks who queue up for lunch...refused. Many monks are back here again," says one monk in Amarapura. The regime may yet pay for its actions if they radicalize...
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Myanmar's junta forcibly de-robed protesting monks: report.
News Wire article from: PTI - The Press Trust of India Ltd.
; ...move around cautiously, mostly alone, the report says. In Amarapura, the number of monks who queue up for lunch each day at the...monks are back here again," said an unidentified monk in Amarapura. The government concedes that a few monks remain in detention...
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Siri Laka Meheni Udawa (Revival of the bhikkhuni Order in Sri Lanka).
Newspaper article from: Yasodhara-Newsletter on International Buddhist Women's Activities
; ...allowed. Low caste men were admitted to the Sangha in the Amarapura and Ramanna Sects. These sects were set up ignoring the objections...Pannaseeha, Weligama Gnanaratana and Ganagowila Soma, the three Amarapura--Dhammarakshita (i.e. Durawa) faction. Their objections...
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Tender Notice: Sardar Sarovar Narmada Nigam Seeks Construction Services (India)
News Wire article from: US Fed News Service, Including US State News
; ...Nigam Ltd., Surat, said it was soliciting services for constructing Amarapura branch canal. According to the description: "Tenders are invited for constructing Amarapura branch canal (earthwork, lining, structure & service road...
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Mahanayakas want a Board to scrutinize Buddhist books
Newspaper article from: Daily Mirror
; ...the Malwatta and Asgiriya chapters of the Siyam Nikaya and Amarapura and Ramanya Nikayas in a joint memorandum to President Rajapaksa...Chapter, Ven Udugama Sri Buddharakkitha Thera, Mahanayake of Amarapura Nikaya, Ven Dauldena Gnanissara Thera and the Mahanayke of...
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Exchange of brides to beat visa restrictions.
News Wire article from: PTI - The Press Trust of India Ltd.
; ...changing residence for nearly three years to evade detection, but police finally caught them in Kehar Fakir ki Dhani near Amarapura in Jaisalmer district on Wednesday and arrested Sumari for violating the Passport Act. (THROUGH ASIA PULSE)
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A fantasy paradise in Chiang Mai.(Society)
Newspaper article from: Manila Bulletin
; ...wellness program which can be personalized according to the guests needs. It is designed after the Burmese teakwood palace in Amarapura (meaning "City of Immortality") in Myanmar. Dr. Suchada Marwah, the spa director, has worked in alternative medicine...
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 "Sunday Tribune (South Africa)")
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Spirited away.(Lifestyle)
Newspaper article from: Sunday Tribune (South Africa)
; ...other on the banks of the Ayeyawady River, lie several old ex-capitals. All are worth a visit, but the most worthy is Amarapura and its famous U Bein's Bridge. Built from 1 086 teak columns, salvaged from the palace when the capital moved to Mandalay...
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