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RThe Sensational Beginnings of Yellow Journalism n 1898, newspapers provided the major source of news in America. At this time, it was common practice for a newspaper to report the editor's interpretation of the news rather than objective journalism. If the information reported was inaccurate or biased, the American public had little means for verification. With this sort of influence, the newspapers wielded much political power. In order to increase circulation, the publishers of these papers often exploited their position by sponsoring a flamboyant and irresponsible approach to news reporting that became known as "yellow journalism." Though the term was originally coined to describe the journalistic practices of Joseph Pulitzer, William Randolph Hearst proved himself worthy of the title. Today, it is his name that is synonymous with "yellow journalism."The Spanish-American War is often referred to as the first "media war." During the 1890s, journalism that sensationalized—and sometimes even manufactured—dramatic events was a powerful force that helped propel the United States into war with Spain. Led by newspaper owners William Randolph Hearst and Joseph Pulitzer, journalism of the 1890s used melodrama, romance, and hyperbole to sell millions of newspapers--a style that became known as yellow journalism. The term yellow journalism came from a popular New York World comic called "Hogan's Alley," which featured a yellow-dressed character named the "the yellow kid." Determined to compete with Pulitzer's World in every way, rival New York Journal owner William Randolph Hearst copied Pulitzer's sensationalist style and even hired "Hogan's Alley" artist R.F. Outcault away from the World. In response, Pulitzer commissioned another cartoonist to create a second yellow kid. Soon, the sensationalist press of the 1890s became a competition between the "yellow kids," and the journalistic style was coined "yellow journalism." Yellow journals like the New York Journal and the New York World relied on sensationalist headlines to sell newspapers. William Randolph Hearst understood that a war with Cuba would not only sell his papers, but also move him into a position of national prominence. From Cuba, Hearst's star reporters wrote stories designed to tug at the heartstrings of Americans. Horrific tales described the situation in Cuba--female prisoners, executions, valiant rebels fighting, and starving women and children figured in many of the stories that filled the newspapers. But it was the sinking of the battleship Maine in Havana Harbor that gave Hearst his big story--war. After the sinking of the Maine, the Hearst newspapers, with no evidence, unequivocally blamed the Spanish, and soon U.S. public opinion demanded intervention. Today, historians point to the Spanish-American War as the first press-driven war. Although it may be an exaggeration to claim that Hearst and the other yellow journalists started the war, it is fair to say that the press fueled the public's passion for war. Without sensational headlines and stories about Cuban affairs, the mood for Cuban intervention may have been very different. At the dawn of the twentieth century, the United States emerged as a world power, and the U.S. press proved its influence.

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R1. De La Salle, Concord, Calif. (13-0). Returning starters: 16. The scoop: Two-way backs Willie Glasper (5-10, 185 pounds) and Jackie Bates (5-10, 185) have big-game experience as do TE-LBs Parker Hanks and Terrance Kelly. Opens: Sept. 12 at Archbishop Mitty (San Jose).2. Evangel Christian, Shreveport, La. (14-1). Returning starters: 16. The scoop: RB Jacob Hester (5-11, 235), who says he'll sign with Texas, is one of nine returning offensive starters for the defending Class 5A state champ. The pass-oriented offense features QB Jared Jennings and WRs Detrick James, Conner Campbell and Denny Duron, all of whom had 9 TD receptions. Opens: Sept. 12 at Suwannee (Live Oak, Fla.).3. Los Alamitos, Calif. (13-0-1). Returning starters: 13. The scoop: Randy Estes (6-1, 195), Daniel Dykes (6-3, 200), Antoine Cason (6-1, 180) and Jeff Minter (6-2, 185) form the nation's top secondary. OT Dan Rowland (6-5, 285) will open holes for RB Cortez Rice, a transfer from Mater Dei (Santa Ana). Untested QB Jimmy Barnes is key for the defending CIF-Southern Section Division I champions. Opens: Sept. 5 at Culver City.4. Trinity, Louisville (15-0) . Returning starters: 9. The scoop: QB Brian Brohm (3,777 yards, 47 TDs passes and 1 INT) is 29-1 as a starter. He'll throw to WRs Andrew Agee, John Resch and Stuart Diersen. DT Alex Temple (6-2, 240) had 9 sacks. Opens: Saturday at Montgomery Bell Academy (Nashville).5. Parkview, Lilburn, Ga. (15-0). Returning starters: 11. The scoop: RB Brad Lester (5-11, 185), who says he'll sign with Auburn, paces the three-time Class 5A champions, who have won 45 consecutive games. LB-WR Greg Sudderth and LB-FB Demetrice Alexander shore up the defense. Opens: Aug. 30 vs. Dacula in Corky Kell Classic at Atlanta's Georgia Dome.6. Don Bosco Prep, Ramsey, N.J. (12-0). Returning starters: 12. The scoop: Offense is led by QB Mike Teel (6-4, 208), who threw for 2,159 yards and 28 TDs. WR-DB Marquise Liverpool caught 15 TD passes and had eight INTs, while LB-RB Brian Toal (6-2, 228) is one of the nation's top defenders. Opens: Sept. 12 vs. Ridgewood.7. Warren G. Harding, Warren, Ohio (14-1). Returning starters: 9. The scoop: TB Richard Davis (6-1, 192) runs behind junior OTs Rocco Cironi (6-6, 240) and Dante Campbell (6-1, 262). DE Anthony Hicks (6-1, 226) had 19 sacks. Coach Thom McDaniel likes his special teams players - P Alex Ingram, Ks Joe Spain and John Flaminio and KR-WR Mario Manningham. Opens: Friday vs. South (Cleveland).8. Palm Bay, Melbourne, Fla. (13-2). Returning starters: 9. The scoop: WR-LB-KR Xavier Carter (820 receiving yards, 12 TDs) possesses sprinter's speed and will connect with QB Sean Wideberg, a transfer from Vero Beach. Junior DE Geneath Moffett (6-2, 230) had 23 sacks for the Class 4A state champs, who will compete in Class 5A this season. Opens: Sept. 5 vs. Satellite (Satellite Beach).9. Rockhurst, Kansas City, Mo. (13-0). Returning starters: 8. The scoop: RB Tony Temple (2,120 yards, 35 TDs) headlines the skill players. CB-WR Steve Redmond, FB-S Jeff Koons and S-SE John Parsons are two-way standouts. Opens: Sept. 5 vs. Blue Springs South.10. Parkland, Allentown, Pa. (14-1). Returning starters: 13. The scoop: The defending Class 4A state champions are led by all-state LB Adam Attiyeh (6-2, 235) and DE Travis Decker (6-3, 245). Opens: Aug. 29 vs. Cumberland Valley (Mechanicsburg).11. Elder, Cincinnati (14-1). Returning starters: 11. The scoop: QB Rob Florian, TB Bradley Glatthaar (1,957 yards, 32 TDs) and C Corey McKenna are holdovers from last year's Division I state champions. A speedy defense is led by T Tony Stegeman (6-0, 215), CB John Tiemeier and LB Seth Priestle. Opens: Thursday vs. Winton Woods (Cincinnati) in Skyline Chili Crosstown Showdown.12. Lincoln, Tallahassee, Fla. (12-1-1). Returning starters: 11. The scoop: QB Joe Bauserman (3,004 yards, 26 TDs), who says he'll sign with Ohio State, is protected by veterans T Calvin Darity (6-4, 275), G Danny Muy (6-4, 270), T Dustin Gibson (6-5, 270) and TE Craig Gelhardt (6-3, 240). DB-WR-KR Fred Rouse is one the nation's premier juniors. Opens: Sept. 4 at Pensacola.13. St. Ignatius, Cleveland (7-4). Returning starters: 10. The scoop: E Mike Massey, (11 sacks), T Mark Zivich, T Steve Miller and E Kevan Fight are the defensive front. QB Brian Hoyer, who passed for 2,147 yards and 19 TDs as a junior, says he'll sign with Michigan State. Opens: Friday vs. Westerville North.14. Mission Viejo, Calif. (14-0). Returning starters: 7. The scoop: CB-WR-KR Marty Tadman (6-0, 185) is an all-purpose player. Transfer junior QB Mark Sanchez and RB Jamille Gummer are offensive catalysts. Opens: Sept. 12 at Fountain Valley.15. Judson, Converse, Texas (14-1). Returning starters: 3. The scoop: RB Chancy Campbell (5-8, 185) has run for 3,767 yards and scored 42 TDs in two seasons; and is complemented by QB Joel Waldon. FS John Batson doubles as a return specialist and NG Shannon Anderson (6-0, 260) stuffs the run. Opens: Sept. 5 at Waco.16. Warren Central, Indianapolis (12-1). Returning starters: 16. The scoop: The backfield of QB Desmond Tardy and RBs Stephen Willis, Aaron Leacy and Mark Bonds each surpassed 1,000 yards rushing and combined for 4,718 yards and 57 TDs. DE Bennie Baines (10 sacks) provides defensive muscle. Opens: Friday at Perry Meridian (Indianapolis).17. St. Joseph's Prep, Philadelphia (13-0). Returning starters: 15. The scoop: RB-DB-KR Danny Jones (5-8, 175) is the city's top cover man. CB Solomon Patterson, ILB-FB Brian Tracz and DE Matt Parkhurst have experience. Opens: Aug. 30 at No. 22 Bethlehem Catholic.18. Independence, Charlotte (16-0). Returning starters: 10. The scoop: Junior QB Joe Cox (6-0, 180) takes over for USA TODAY's Offensive Player of the Year Chris Leak (now at Florida). His primary receivers are Mohamed Massaquoi and Billy Wiggins (combined 130 receptions). Opens: Friday vs. Butler (Charlotte).19. Union, Tulsa (14-0). Returning starters: 8. The scoop: The defending Class 6A state champions feature DE Nathan Peterson and LB-WR Zach Snider, who say they'll sign with Oklahoma State and Arkansas, respectively. Opens: Sept. 4 vs. Broken Arrow.20. Providence Catholic, New Lenox, Ill. (14-0). Returning starters: 9. The scoop: WR Mark Bennett and DB Brian Piszczor are keys. Coach Matt Senffner's teams have won eight state titles, including two straight. Opens: Aug. 29 vs. Fenger Academy (Chicago).21. Lufkin, Texas (12-3). Returning starters: 14. The scoop: RB Javorskio Lane (6-2, 225), one of the state's top juniors, runs behind a veteran line that includes TE Kevin Bryan, C Andy Massingill and G Ian Johnson. Opens: Aug. 29 vs. Katy.22.Bethlehem (Pa.) Catholic (11-1). Returning starters: 14. The scoop: An experienced defense is led by Es John Bedics (6-6, 245) and Kyle Newell (6-6, 235). RB-LB Fred Rice is one of three four-year starters on offense. Opens: Aug. 30 vs. No. 17 St. Joseph's Prep (Philadelphia).23. Detroit Catholic Central, Redford, Mich. (13-1). Returning starters: 10. The scoop: RB Derek Brooks (1,703 yards, 17 TDs) and DE Darnell Tyson (8 sacks) are two of the state's top prospects. Opens: Aug. 30 vs. Denby (Detroit) at Pontiac's Silverdome.24. Christian Brothers, Syracuse, N.Y. (10-1). Returning starters: 12. The scoop: Greg Paulus (6-2, 178), the nation's top junior QB, favors WRs Lavar Lobdell and Bruce Williams. LB Joe Battaglia (6-0, 215) heads the defense. Opens: Sept. 6 at Corcoran (Syracuse).25. Columbine, Littleton, Colo. (14-0). Returning starters: 10. The scoop: OT Garrett Collins (6-3, 265), who says he'll sign with Colorado, is the main blocker for the run-oriented Class 5A state champions. Opens: Friday vs. Smoky Hill (Aurora).BREAKOUTRegional RankingsUSA TODAYEast1. Don Bosco Prep, Ramsey, N.J. (12-0)2. Parkland, Allentown, Pa. (14-1)3. St. Joseph's Prep, Philadelphia (13-0)4. Bethlehem (Pa.) Catholic (11-1)5. Christian Brothers Academy, Syracuse, N.Y. (10-1)6. DeMatha, Hyattsville, Md. (7-3)7. Woodland Hills, Pittsburgh (13-1)8. Schroeder, Webster, N.Y. (13-0)9. Hackensack, N.J. (8-4)10. Everett, Mass. (13-0)South1. Evangel Christian Academy, Shreveport, La. (14-1)2. Trinity, Louisville (15-0)3. Parkview, Lilburn, Ga. (15-0)4. Palm Bay, Melbourne, Fla. (5. Lincoln, Tallahassee, Fla. (6. Judson, Converse, Texas (14-1)7. Independence, Charlotte, N.C. (16-0)8. Lufkin, Texas (12-3)9. Hoover, Ala. (13-1)10. Wayne County, Waynesboro, Miss. (14-1)Midwest1. Warren G. Harding, Warren, Ohio (14-1)2. Rockhurst, Kansas City, Mo. (13-0)3. Elder, Cincinnati (14-1)4. St. Ignatius, Cleveland (7-4)5. Warren Central, Indianapolis (12-1)6. Union, Tulsa (14-0)7. Providence Catholic, New Lenox, Ill. (14-0)8. Detroit Catholic Central, Redford, Mich. (13-1)9. Carmel, Mundelein, Ill. (13-1)10. Ben Davis, Indianapolis (12-3)West1. De La Salle, Concord, Calif. (13-0)2. Los Alamitos, Calif. (13-0-1)3. Mission Viejo, Calif. (14-0)4. Columbine, Littleton, Colo. (14-0)5. Hart, Newhall, Calif. (12-1-1)6. Poly, Long Beach, Calif. (11-2)7. Northridge, Layton, Utah (11-2)9. Mountain View, Mesa Ariz. (14-0)10. Kamehameha School, Honolulu (10-2)

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RThey are listed on http://www.swgeneral.comBoards of trustees Since its founding by local communities more than 85 years ago, Southwest General has enjoyed a unique partnership with the communities it serves. Today, the health center is supported by a self-imposed tax levy in Berea, Brook Park, Columbia Township, Middleburg Heights, Olmsted Falls and Strongsville. Representatives from these communities serve on Southwest General's board of trustees, helping to promote effective communication between the health center and its constituencies.SOUTHWEST COMMUNITY HEALTH SYSTEMBOARD OF TRUSTEESEx-Officio TrusteesGary L. Rowe, Interim President & CEOVasu Pandrangi, MD, Chairman and immediate past president of the medical staffMedical Staff TrusteeGregory J. RogersTrustees At LargeJames R. BastianDonald E. Hagen, EdDMichael D. Kalinich, Sr., Assistant SecretaryBetty M. Nagy*, SecretaryNeal J. Postel, DDSAlbert H. Reitsman Alan E. WheatonElected Trustees - BereaYvonne FulimeniJames MaxwellLeroy McCreary, Vice ChairmanStanley J. TrupoElected Trustees - Brook ParkThomas GreenleeMel A. HauserDavid A. LambrosRichard A. SalvatoreElected Trustees - Columbia TownshipMelvin C. GrillsR. Terry KrivakDavid P. MuhekJohn W. PojmanElected Trustees - Middleburg HeightsDavid BortolottoAlan C. Budney, Treasurer Eileen M. Herold, Assistant TreasurerRonald L. Leach*Elected Trustees - Olmsted FallsCollen MajeskiDennis M. MozserAnne L. PennockJames C. Schneider, DDSElected Trustees - StrongsvilleJames E. DavisMichael J. GallagherMary S. HastingsTrilok C. Sharma, MDChairmen EmeritiClyde E. BartterRonald L. LeachDavid P. MuhekDonald E. WilliamsTrustee EmeritusPatricia A. DorrWalter R. Funk, MD*on both System and Center boards--------------------------------------------------------------------------------SOUTHWEST GENERAL HEALTH CENTERBOARD OF TRUSTEES Ex-Officio TrusteesGary L. Rowe, Interim President & CEOKulbir S. Pannu, MD, President, Medical Staff Ferdinand M. Plecha, MD, Vice President, Medical StaffSouthwest Community Health System Appointees G. Mervin AultRichard J. BeranRichard W. DurstRonald L. Leach*Betty M. Nagy*Gino L. Ventresca, DDSLowell E. Walker, SecretaryRaymond J. Wohl, TreasurerUniversity Hospitals Appointees Samuel E. Ake, Assistant SecretaryRobert T. BennettSally Conway KilbaneAchilles Demetriou, MD, PhDAdrian Maldonado, Assistant TreasurerLeroy McCreary, ChairmanRichard W. Pogue Kevin V. RobertsFred C. Rothstein, MDCynthia V. Schulz, Vice ChairmanPaul G. Tait Thomas F. Zenty, IIIChairmen Emeriti Clyde E. BartterDavid P. MuhekDonald E. Williams Trustee Emeritus George M. Humphrey, III* on both System and Center Boards--------------------------------------------------------------------------------SOUTHWEST COMMUNITY HEALTH FOUNDATIONBOARD OF TRUSTEESEx-Officio TrusteeGary L. Rowe, Interim President & CEOSouthwest Community Health System AppointeesClyde E. BartterDuane O. BoyerMichael A. CoganJames C. PaponettiKenneth L. SumwaltTrustees At Large Robert L. Bell, Vice ChairmanWilliam H. Beyer, TreasurerWilliam J. Harr, Jr.Roy E. KleinThomas P. Perciak, ChairmanL.C. Rao, MD George G. Szeretvai, SecretaryDivision MembersEileen LhottaSally TolsonHonorary Trustees Dale R. FinleyAmelia Harding Robert F. SchmittTrustee EmeritusPatricia A. Boenkerupdated 7-18-07

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RPulitzer!!!!That's why they have the "Pulitzer Prize" for journalism!