As of 5pm November 29, 2000, we will not accept online registrations. But, we still have room in each session. Stragglers can come, check in, and pay with checks in the lobby of the College of General Studies (871 Commonwealth Ave.). Make them out to Aboard The Narrative Train III. Regular admission costs $80. Full-time BU student admission costs $50. Call (617)353-7738 or email story@bu.edu with any questions.

11:45 - 12:45 pm Saturday breakout sessions


Fadiman:

putting together spirit;reporting
on cross cultural matters


Merida:

effective political reporting: empathy is mightier than the hatchet


Isay:

radio stories


Harrington,Britt,McElwee:

emotional tugs: including personal tales in larger stories


R. Atwan,
Scanlan:

the editors: what's so good about the best


Tracy Kidder:
wrestling field notes

2:45 - 3:45 pm Saturday breakout sessions


Kidder,
Hochschild:
travel writing


LeBlanc:

blundering toward clarity


Britt:

a columnist's balancing act: finding an intimate voice for national issues


Winburn,
Scanlan, Hull:

the narrative-friendly newsroom


Holmes:
using narrative to cover major issues: The New York Times race series


Zuckoff,
H. Atwan,
Merida:
keeping it fair with your readers, subjects and publishers

4:30 - 5:30 pm Saturday breakout sessions


Hull:
getting in and staying with it - building a narrative for long timeline stories


H. Atwan:

turning journalism into books and books into journalism


Kramer:

reporting for human presence


Hochschild:
R
econstructing the human dimension of history


Scanlan:
refining your topic until it's the writing only you can do


Tingle:
funny, telling stories

10:45 - 11:45 am Sunday breakout sessions


Harrington:
intimate jouranlism: the art and craft


R. Atwan:

essays: finding your niche in the publishing landscape


Winburn:

shaping ideas for short features


Orlean:
engineering beautiful writing


Kramer,
LeBlanc:
narrative profiles

1:00 - 2:30 pm Sunday breakout sessions


French:
story mechanics: strategies for driving the narrative


Hochschild,Fadiman:

alchemy: turning social science into literature


Zuckoff:

battling the system: the fight for narrative


McElwee:

homemade movies


Isay, Tingle, Holmes:
social change


 

 

 

 

 

 


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