The Washington Post published an article on early Saturday morning continuing to probe the controversy revolving around Dean Lavine's use of annonymous sources.
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- Tribune Upbraids Its Former Child, Medill
- Committee for Concerned Journalists
- Zorn: Dean Must Prove He Didn't Fabricate Quotes
- Chronicle of Higher Education: Medill Journalism School's Dean Apologizes for Using Anonymous Quotation
- Media Bistro: The J-School Dean, The Fishy Quote & The Romenesko Memo
- Editor and Publisher: 'Quotegate' subsides, questions remain
- AP: Industry News Blog
- Tribune's Zorn: Truth stands as lifeblood of journalism
- Chicago Tribune: Journalism dean apologizes for using unnamed sources
- Dean's Contested Letter (link to PDF)
- UPI on the dean's unnamed sources
- Spett: The dean's unnamed sources
- NPR: Medill Student Tracks Dean's Anonymous Sources
- Chicago Tribune: NU journalism dean taken to task
- Chicago Reader: Did Medill's Dean Lavine make up a quote?
- UPI: Journalism dean quizzed on unnamed sources
- Poynter Online: Romenekso
- Current TV: Medill it all up
- Chronicle of Higher Education: Students Accuse Medill School of Journalism's Dean of Lame Reporting
- Gawker: J-School Dean Beginning To Hate Journalists
- CJR: The Magician
- Chicago Reader: Blogger Michael Miner on the Media
- Chicago Magazine: Campus Revolutionary
- Chicago Reader: A New Branded Journalism
- Medill School of Journalism's Integrity Code
- Medill Code of Ethics
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