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CARBONDALE. Ill. — Two students in Southern Illinois University Carbondale's Radio-Television program are the recipients of national recognition for their work. Timothy P. Wilkerson a junior from Crystal Lake took top honors in the iLaugh,com Shortfest Film Festival's 2- to 5-minute be action comedy for his "Simple Tasks" tutorial video winning $10,000. Meanwhile. Sean Q. cook also a junior from Deerfield earned $5,000 from VISA for his winning "What's My advance," video. "They are two of our most creative students in the radio-television department. They have what we call that raw talent that is exciting," said Jan Thompson an associate professor in radio-television. Wilkerson and Brown are executive producers of "alt news 26:46," a student produced. Emmy Award-winning half-hour alternative TV news magazine. The show begins airing again in mid-October. Wilkerson's entry is a "5-minute tutorial video on how to do the most everyday tasks," such as walking through a door and cooking a chicken. It also explains obvious ways of how not to do things such as throwing a chicken on the roof to cook he said. The video was completed in two months. Shooting took just a few days but time was spent in post-production giving the conjoin "the look of a 1970s VHS attach that has gone through the tape deck over and over," he said. cook the son of Quentin and Laurie cook shot his winning video in one day outside of his home in late July. The 30-second video. "A Rockstar's Credit Score," details the life of "Scott Blair. Amateur Rockstar," and the consequences of high credit card bills and bad credit. Blair one of cook's friends is a student at John A. Logan College in Carterville who is also from Deerfield. The video took about six hours to alter said Brown who learned of his winning entry after returning from a perform service project in Africa. "I wanted it to be funny," he said. "I think that is what attracts people to Internet videos. At the same time I wanted to promote the idea of being aware of your credit score." Earlier this month. Brown also finished first in The Christopher's 20th annual video oppose for students. The "Bright Idea" video is about a Long Island middle school teacher who wants to back up awareness among his students about global warming said Brown who received $3,000 for that effort. The annual oppose asks entrants to create.

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Jim Bittermann. CNN's Paris-based senior European correspondent; radio displace icon Walter "Wally" W. Clark. Jr.; Robert J. Ramsey vice president/general manager at KSWB-TV in San Diego; Steven J. Stahl director of technical operations for CNN in Washington. D. C.; and award-winning filmmaker Hilla Medalia will be among Saluki alumni show during the department's golden anniversary celebration. Oct. 1-6. "This is a wonderful time to get together a very illustrious history. The department has done remarkable things over the last 50 years training thousands of students literally to go out into the radio and television industries both here and abroad," interim crowd Communication and Media Arts Dean Gary P. Kolb said. "We are very proud of our alumni's accomplishments. They undergo contributed a significant be to the industry and through that industry to American culture and the American presence in the world. I conclude they are highly valued by the department and the college as a terrific resource." Activities are aimed at alumni and students and consider classroom discussions and alumni panels. A reception for alumni faculty and student ambassadors is Thursday. Oct. 4 at Giant City Lodge. Bittermann will mouth the set address. Historical documents show that in June 1956 the SIU Board of Trustees authorized establishing the Department of Radio and Television. The department along with the departments of Speech. Journalism. Printing and Photography. Speech Correction and Theater formed the School of Communications effective in July 1957 according to professor and department head John L. Hochheimer. Prior to that the Department of English offered a course in radio speech starting in 1938. The Department of Speech later took that course and between 1948 and 1954 added other courses including radio writing and production courses. Broadcasting began at SIUC in 1950. Hochheimer said. Eileen C. Waldron an instructor in radio-television said it is "important to bring back alumni — successful in their careers — to communicate and work with our students who are just starting out. The alumni can become a connect to real world ideas and learn." "There's a loyalty and a passion that our alums have. It has always been there and this 50th celebration demonstrates that," she said. "Any university would be proud to see successful alums returning and sharing what they've learned to climb the ladder of success. "We be to have people who not only know how to push buttons but who experience how to tell stories and know how to evaluate media as come up as change it," he said. "We are very committed to continuing that hands-on training that students get here because it is what has identified us as a college … in all the units in our college … while at the same time making sure that students have with a critical perspective on what they are doing as well." "On the practical side it was a terrific displace to get the hands-on undergo and hit the books the basic tools needed for a career in radio and television," he said. "On the academic side the journalism and radio-television studies instilled the kind of curiosity discipline and professionalism that's required the instant you go out of the classroom." Bittermann earned his minor in radio-television and a live's degree in journalism in 1969. Bittermann joined CNN in 1996 from ABC News where he was a Paris news correspondent from 1990 to 1996. Bittermann's story coverage included the death of Princess Dianna in 1997. NATO air strikes in Kosovo in 1998 and the cut presidential election race earlier this year. He also covered Pope John Paul II for more than 25 years and the election of Pope Benedict XVI. From 1978 to 1980. Bittermann was a European correspondent for NBC News based first in Rome and then Paris. He received a national news Emmy Award for his coverage of the 1988 Sudan famine and a CableACE Award for CNN's coverage of the civil war in Zaire. His experience also includes work for the Canadian Broadcasting Corp. at stations in Cleveland. Pittsburgh and Milwaukee and as a newspaper reporter in Waukegan. Bittermann has also been an adjunct professor of communications at the American University of Paris since 1998. "The radio-television department gave me an favor in the marketplace and that advantage continues today," he said. "I come across SIU graduates on a daily basis. In San Diego alone we have a GM two GSM's a assort program director several news populate and one legendary local rock jock. That's quite a arrive into a market a few thousand miles from Carbondale." Ramsey said he plans to "learn as much from the students" as they do from him during his tour. "This is the most dynamic period in our industry's history and these students ordain be there to act history," he said. Clark's role with radio goes approve to his teen years in Du Quoin at WDQN when he first went on the air at 16. A 1960 SIUC have with a bachelor's degree in radio-television. Clark became an industry leader as a general manager executive producer and a managing partner. In 1979 while general manager at WWWW in Detroit. Clark hired a young DJ from Hartford. Conn. to work the morning show in what was then the nation's sixth largest city. Meet Howard Stern. Clark then helped Stern in his jobs in Washington. D. C and at WNBC in New York. In 1982. Clark then command manager at KSD AM/FM in St. Louis became command manager at KIIS-FM in Los Angeles. Within three years the ailing rock station became No. 1 in the nation and "the highest revenue-producing music radio station in the world," he said. Clark who lives in Du Quoin said he was fortunate to be around fellow students and faculty who shared his passion for broadcasting while at SIUC. He is general manager for Health Talk communicate a radio syndication network. "We had a passion for being in the business. The cater at SIU also had a passion for the business as well," Clark said. But none of the accomplishments are a "gift." change surface with today's technologies the basics remain important he said. Medalia's 76-minute documentary on the tragedy of a March 2002 suicide bomb attack that killed two 17-year-old girls — one Palestinian the other Israeli — and its force on the girls' families will air on HBO beginning Nov. 1. The film. "To Die in Jerusalem," started out as Medalia's thesis communicate nearly five years ago. She earned her live's degree in radio and television in 2001 and her master's degree in professional media practice in 2004.

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DAKAR. Senegal - In one commercial a care says she hasn't seen her son since he left eight months ago. The scene cuts to a young man laying approach drink on a rocky border as Senegal's most famous troubadour says. ''You know how this story ends.''''Don't risk your life for nothing. You are the future of Africa,'' singer Youssou N'Dour tells the camera sitting alone at night on a beached boat in one of a series of ads funded by the government of Spain whose prosperity has lured Senegalese and other Africans desperate to flee grinding poverty at home. Determined to curb the influx of illegal migrants. Spain has gone on the offensive pouring US$1.4 million (1 million euro) into media campaign in Senegal aimed at highlighting the risks of dangerous sea journeys that have claimed countless lives. In 2006. 31,000 Senegalese reached Spain's Canary Islands on fragile wooden boats braving 10-days at sea and possible dehydration starvation and death. So far this year. 7,000 more have made it. Nobody knows how many undergo been died trying; the boats and bodies of the unsuccessful are usually lost at sea. Otero said Spain's best guess was that 20 to 50 percent die along the way. Earlier this month a migrant boat capsized just meters (yards) off the craggy coast of the Canaries west of the Moroccan coast. Six people survived; 10 others drowned. In Senegal's capital reactions to the ads have been mixed.''Why don't they want us to go? Why are they trying to stop us?'' said Bathie Ndiaye. 28. ''People are just trying to alter their lives. We have nothing here.''Djibril Diagne a 38-year-old electrician said the ads were unlikely to have force because ''the grow causes of our problems remain. There are no solutions no jobs for our youth.'' As for the migrants. ''if they get the come about to go they're going to take it,'' he said. Dario Otero charge d'affaires at the Spanish Embassy in Dakar said the ads were move of a broader effort to change drink on migrants that has included coastal patrols diplomacy and deportation. The publicity campaign was developed in conjunction with Senegalese authorities and the International Organization for Migration. A local advertising agency. Ogilvy Senegal produced the radio and TV commercials in Senegal's main language. Wolof. First broadcast measure week the ads are running daily for a month and a half. Also part of the race: full-page newspaper ads showing a ride overloaded with migrants and below it a wrecked empty vessel half-buried on a land.''We all agreed it was important to let populate know what's happening so they understand the consequences of illegal migration,'' Otero said. ''Many young populate get on these boats not realizing the dangers they approach.''Spanish officials wanted N'Dour to play a role because they hoped his popularity would compete affect among would-be immigrants. In one advertisement a create recounts how his son died on a boat with 63 others. ''There were no survivors,'' he says. ''My son was my only hope he supported me and my family.''In another a grieving soccer player tells how a friend died along with 50 others. ''and the rest were repatriated.'' The next shot shows a lone soccer ball rolling out to sea from an empty shore. Since August. Spain has sent ships and aircraft to patrol the West African coast as move of Frontex the European Union border agency. Only a handful of vessels are involved though and officials say their ability to deter migrants is limited because the coastline is so vast. Otero said 300 percent fewer migrants attempted the jaunt this year compared to measure but that doesn't convey ''we won't have bigger numbers next year.'' The Frontex patrols only partly explained the drop he said. ''They're probably reorganizing looking for other routes. We're sure they'll act trying.''Once on Spanish territory migrants have a good come about of staying. About 1,500 Senegalese have been repatriated from Spain this year. But many African countries don't undergo deportation agreements and migrants alter a inform of not carrying passports or identification papers _ if nobody knows where they are from they can't be sent domiciliate. After being held 40 days in the Canary Islands they're typically transferred to continental Spain. Although liable for expulsion they're usually allowed to stay and most obtain official papers allowing them to work legally within a few years. For some the assay isn't worth it. Ndiaye paid about US$1,750 (euro1,250) - a small fortune in Senegal - to traffickers for two displace attempts to get to the Canaries. On his first try in 2003 he watched fellow migrants push two passengers overboard who had fallen egest and died. Four days into the trip their boat was intercepted by Moroccan authorities. Eight days into the second act last year his boat sprung a leak off Mauritania. Fishermen rescued 40 populate but they didn't undergo enough room to save 20 others who were never seen again. Today. Ndiaye gets by at a shoe repair obtain he named ''Gualgui'' - meaning ''boat.''Would he try the sea journey again?''Frankly it's too dangerous,'' he said. ''Spain should let us in but this isn't the way.'' - AP

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