The Miscellaneous Studies section of the proceedings contains the following 16 papers: "Mickey Mouse and Bugs Bunny: Iconography of Two Corporate Stars" (William A. Mikulak); "We Know Who You Are: A Niche Communications Explication and Model" (Jana Frederick-Collins); "The Ways They Get Their Stories: Is Utilitarianism the Best Moral Theory for Journalists?" (Wing-Tai Simon Wong); "A Typology of Organizational Relationships between Public Relations and Marketing" (Kirk Hallahan); "The Paradigms of Public Relations: Treading beyond the Four-Step Process" (Kirk Hallahan); "Bypassed by the Revolution? Photojournalists in a Decade of Change" (James H. Bissland and David Kielmeyer); "Interpersonal Communication in News Diffusion: A Study of 'Magic' Johnson's Announcement" (Michael D. Basil and others); "Radical Rules: I. F. Stone's Ethical Perspective" (Jack Lule); "Psychological Type and Public Relations: Theory, Research, and Applications" (Ronald D. Smith); "Perceptions of Journalists and Public Relations Practitioners toward Their Own and Each Other's Roles: Coorientation and Q Analyses" (Daradirek Ekachai); "Design of the Native Press: A Cultural Perspective" (Lucy A. Ganje); "Sexual Harassment in Television Newsrooms" (Sonya Forte Duhe and Vernon A. Stone); "How Effective Are Codes of Ethics? A Look at Three Newsrooms" (David E. Boeyink); "Theoretical Rationale for the Use of Novels as Historical Evidence" (Bonnie Brennen); "Birth Order and News Reporting Orientation" (John F. Dillon and Jenna L. Newton); and "Media Watchers: Their Concerns, Their Tactics and Their Accomplishments" (John S. Detweiler). A "Media Watcher Directory," compiled in August 1992, is included with this series of papers. (RS)