The Newspaper Division of the proceedings contains the following 21 papers: "Exploring the Turnover Issue: Why Newspaper Reporters Intend to Quit Their Jobs" (Li-jing Arthur Chang); "Reporters, Robes, and Representative Government" (William Dale Harrison); "Above the Fold: The Implications of Micro-Preservation to the Analysis of Content Importance in Newspapers" (John E. Newhagen); "How Many News People Does a Newspaper Need?" (Philip Meyer and Minjeong Kim); "New(s) Players and New(s) Values? A Test of Convergence in the Newsroom" (Frank E. Fee, Jr.); "Newspaper Editors' and Educators' Attitudes About Public Trust, Media Responsibility and Public Journalism" (Tom Dickson and Elizabeth Topping); "The Non-Linear Web Story: An Assessment of Reader Perceptions, Knowledge Acquisition and Reader Feedback" (Wilson Lowrey); "Whose Values Are News Values? What Journalists and Citizens Want" (Frank E. Fee, Jr.); "On the Straight and Narrative: The Effect of Writing Style on Readers' Perceptions of News Story Quality" (Jean Kelly, Jan Knight, Jason Nedley, Lee Peck, and Guy Reel); "The Impact of Public Ownership, Profits and Competition on Number of Newsroom Employees and Starting Salaries in Mid-Sized Daily Newspapers" (Alan Blanchard and Stephen Lacy); "Framing a Mysterious Evil: U.S. Newspapers' Coverage of North Korean Leader Kim Jong II, 1994-2000" (Kwangjun Heo); "The Romance and Reality of Copy Editing: A Newsroom Case Study" (Glen L. Bleske); "Sourcing Patterns of National and Local Newspapers: A Community Structure Perspective" (Yonghoi Song); "A Different Nuclear Threat: A Comparative Study of the Press Coverage of the Three Mile Island Nuclear Accident and the Chernobyl Nuclear Accident in Two Soviet and Two American Elite Newspapers" (Elza Ibroscheva); "The Use of Electronic Mail as a Newsgathering Resource" (Bruce Garrison); "Watching the Watchdogs: An Ethnomethodological Study of News Decision Making At A Small Midwestern Newspaper" (Dharma Adhikari, Tracy Everbach and Shahira Fahmy); "'Portraits of Grief,' Reflectors of Values: The 'New York Times' Remembers Victims of September 11" (Janice Hume); "Prepared for Crisis? Breaking Coverage of September 11th on Newspaper Web Sites" (Quint Randle, Lucinda Davenport and Howard Bossen); "Practicing Diversity: An Exploratory Study of Implementing Diversity in the Newsroom" (Anne Johnston and Dolores Flamiano); "No Exceptions to the Rule: The Ubiquity of Journalism Norms Throughout 29 Years of Environmental Movement Coverage" (Linda Jean Kensicki); "News From Afghanistan: How Five U.S. Newspapers Covered the Taliban Before Sept. 11, 2001" (Beverly Horvit). (RS)