Not every student coming to the Sheaf’s grubby door for the first time toyed with fantasies of someday being able to bellow “Stop the presses!” on the premises of a newspaper out there in the real world. But some did, and they were sure they had gone to the right door because it was common knowledge that work experience on the Sheaf, combined with a tolerance for working for very little pay, was the very recipe for landing a job as a reporter on a newspaper, and might even help to open the way to a job in radio or television if you also had a great voice or nice teeth.
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Stop the presses! Looking back on 100 years of Sheaf alumni in the media (Part 2: 1932-1940) July 4, 2012
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Alumnus Profile: Brian Gable, editorial cartoonist for the Globe and Mail April 16, 2012
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Check back regularly for updates and announcements February 1, 2012
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Welcome to the Sheaf centennial website February 3, 2012
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List of Sheaf centennial sponsors now available March 3, 2012
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Photo gallery: Sheaf Centennial Gala January 23, 2013
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Murray Campbell: why I got into journalism January 23, 2013
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Stop the presses! Looking back on 100 years of Sheaf alumni in the media (Part 4: 1946-1952) October 18, 2012
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Stop the presses! Looking back on 100 years of Sheaf alumni in the media (Part 3: 1940-1946) September 18, 2012
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Stop the presses! Looking back on 100 years of Sheaf alumni in the media (Part 2: 1932-1940) July 4, 2012