The DUP took two seats in the multi-party power-sharing executive ( Paisley, like the leaders of the Social Democratic and Labour Party and Sinn Féin chose not to become a minister ) but those DUP members serving as ministers ( Peter Robinson and Nigel Dodds ) refused to attend meetings of the Executive Committee ( cabinet ) in protest at Sinn Féin's participation.

Many of its leading members, including Members of Parliament ( MPs ) Nigel Dodds, David Simpson and Gregory Campbell were claimed to be in opposition to Paisley.

) — Protestant ordained ministers who are members of the Privy Council ( Dr Ian Paisley )

* Brad Paisley — October 29, 2000

By 1994, relations between The Artist and his record label had reached an impasse — in February WEA cancelled its distribution deal with Paisley Park, effectively putting the label out of business.

* The Calas — Located towards the south-east of the village heading out towards Paisley, the area is named locally as ' The Calas ' as the houses built in this area in the early 2000s were built by the Cala Group.

Robert Paisley OBE ( 23 January 1919 — 14 February 1996 ) was an English footballer and manager who spent almost fifty years with Liverpool as a right-back, physiotherapist, coach, and finally manager.

In 1976, Miller once again played a character named Walter Paisley — this time a talent agent — in another Corman production, Hollywood Boulevard, directed by Allan Arkush and Joe Dante.

* Ian Taylor, Stephen Martin, Paul Barber, Robert Cattrall, Jon Potter, Richard Dodds, William McConnell, Norman Hughes, David Westcott, Richard Leman, Stephen Batchelor, Sean Kerly, James Duthie, Kulbir Bhaura, and Mark Precious — Field Hockey, Men's Team Competition

* Roy Dodds — drums-born 11 July 1958, Larne, Northern Ireland

They subsequently formed Fairground Attraction, together with Simon Edwards ( guitarrón — a Mexican acoustic bass guitar ) and Roy Dodds ( drums & percussion ).

* The Dominatrix in Print and Other Media — detailed bibliography

The FBI Latent Print Unit processed a fingerprint collected in Madrid and reported a " 100 percent positive " match against one of the 20 fingerprint candidates returned in a search response from their IAFIS — Integrated Automated Fingerprint Identification System.

* Thomas & The Magic Railroad: Print Studio — Windows

Features the work of one of the nation's oldest operating printing shops — Nashville, Tennessee's Hatch Show Print — the exhibition highlights the uniquely American posters produced to advertise everything from vaudeville shows, state fairs and stock car races to the Grand Ole Opry, Elvis Presley and Herbie Hancock.

Print ad revenues jumped ten times between 1990 and 1995 — from 1. 5 billion yuan to 15 billion yuan.

* Chinese Film, Chinese Media, Print Culture 1 — another extensive bibliography on Chinese film.

* Derek Pearcy — Print issues 1 – 2.

* Jeff Koke — Print issues 3 – 4.

* Scott Haring — Print issues 5 – 30.

* Munn, Michael ; Sparks, William ( 1992 ), The Last of the Cockleshell Heroes: a World War Two memoir — ISIS Large Print ISBN 978-1-85695-125-8

* Print documents — Documents on the Newton can be printed

* Issue 55 and 75: The Revenge of Print 1 and 2 — theme issue

* HOW TO: Install and Configure Print Services for UNIX — Microsoft Product Knowledge Base

US Government Printing Office: Washington, DC, 1966 — Corrected Print, pp. 154, 23

Gonzo journalism has now become a bona-fide style of writing that concerns itself with " telling it like it is ", similar to the New Journalism of the 1960s, led primarily by Tom Wolfe and also championed by Lester Bangs, George Plimpton, Terry Southern, and John Birmingham — in fact, gonzo journalism is considered a sub-genre of new journalism.

A form of keiretsu can also be found in the cross-shareholdings of the largest U. S. media companies — see Columbia Journalism Review < nowiki >' s </ nowiki > " Who Owns What " website or They Rule.

When that venture — called Alliance News — failed, for a while the Sun-Times used the part-time help of Medill News Service, staffed by unpaid journalism students from the Medill School of Journalism.

* John Lloyd — current Supernumerary Fellow, journalist, contributor to the Financial Times, and co-founder of the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism at Oxford University.

* Journalism, which dates back to 1945 as a department within the College of Arts and Sciences, was elevated as as school in the fall of 2009 — the Frank W. and Sue Mayborn School of Journalism.

* Outstanding Editorial Achievement in Special Journalism — 1974

* Tom Wolfe 1951 — writer ( creator of New Journalism ) and author of numerous books including The Electric Kool Aid Acid Test and The Bonfire of the Vanities, with his most recent novel, I Am Charlotte Simmons, chronicling college life.

* " Telling the Truth — The Best in Broadcast Journalism ", PBS, Maria Hinojosa.

A faculty of experienced journalists with varying specialties — including politics, arts and culture, religion, science, education, business and economics, investigative reporting, national and international affairs — instruct Journalism School students.

* Erwin Knoll and Howard Morland — Journalism

* Saul Landau and Jack Willis — Journalism

* Todd Crowder, Charles Reineke and William Hoffmann Jr. — Journalism

* Melody Sands — Journalism

99 Ranch Brings Asian Flavor to East Bay " — article from UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism about the 99 Ranch Market in Richmond, California

* 1996: Explanatory Journalism ( Winner ) — Laurie Garrett

The Magic Writing Machine — Student Probes of the New Journalism, a collection edited and introduced by Everette E. Dennis, came up with six categories, labelled new nonfiction ( reportage ), alternative journalism (" modern muckraking "), advocacy journalism, underground journalism and precision journalism.

Robert Stein believed that " In the New Journalism the eye of the beholder is all — or almost all ," and in 1971 Philip M. Howard, wrote that the new nonfiction writers rejected objectivity in favor of a more personal, subjective reportage.

* Barry Bearak 1971 — New York Times journalist and visiting professor at the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism, winner of the 2002 Pulitzer Prize for International Reporting

Journalism — it's my nationality.

Three of the former directors of Carleton's School of Journalism — T. Joseph Scanlon, Stuart Adam and Peter Johansen — are Charlatan alumni, as are several other members of the school's current faculty.