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Should a reporter grant anonymity to sources? One hand shoots up in the air as another student gives her opinion. Other voices speak up from across the room, arguing a conflicting viewpoint. At the Missouri School of Journalism, discussion about journalism theory and ethics is more than a classroom exercise. Students take what is learned in the classroom and apply it to live newsrooms where they gain real-media experience.
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