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Coordinating Group estimates it Gabriel Ornelas this do-or-die moment for and how long do they stay in One area we’re making will be contained by Oct. 29. PHOTO EDITOR the industry — during which the newsroom? strides is general newsroom – LEO BAUDHUIN Maddie Knight many independent reporters These kinds of questions standards: The correction DESIGN EDITOR and news organizations have anecdotal, piecemeal log is a great addition and Kira Chan have taken courageous answers, but we need something that’s sorely COPY CHIEF moves to do better than their quantifiable data if we want needed. It keeps the Emerald Sophia Edelblute Capps predecessors — allows us to to gauge the impact of any accountable for our errors MULTIMEDIA EDITORS become re-energized in our potential initiatives. Few other and lets us see where we need Meaghan FitzPatrick Sarah Miller efforts for a better future for student newspapers release improvement. BUSINESS journalism. diversity data, but I pledge To continue this, I plan to During the year I will be to release a diversity report publish our internal ethics PUBLISHER & PRESIDENT Bill Kunerth X317 editor in chief, my plan for the by Dec. 1. This report will and standards guide and allow [email protected] Emerald centers around three be modeled after The Daily you all to comment and ask VP OPERATIONS pillars: diversity, engagement Bruin, UCLA’s independent, questions. Our guide, created Kathy Carbone X302 and transparency. student-run newspaper, by 2019-20 Editor in Chief [email protected] which has released an annual Michael Tobin, outlines our (Maddie Knight/Emerald) DIRECTOR OF SALES & DIGITAL MARKETING Diversity report for the past few years. mission statement, newsroom Shelly Rondestvedt X303 Releasing a report like values and expectations for FILM FESTIVALS CONTINUE: [email protected] It’s no secret that this aligns with our values of our reporters, detailing our Though many movie theaters CREATIVE & TECHNICAL DIRECTOR newsrooms do not reflect the transparency and would hold rules around instances of remain closed, three film festivals Sam Rudkin X327 [email protected] diversity of the communities us accountable for becoming plagiarism, “no-surprises” will continue in Portland this fall. they cover. In 2018, a Pew more inclusive, and it is far policy for contacting sources The 43rd Portland International STUDENT SALES MANAGER Stella Kalomiris Research Center study found past time for us to do so. To and procedures for correcting Film Festival, cut short in March, ACCOUNT EXECUTIVES that employees in newsrooms develop a plan of action, we errors in stories. will screen films virtually and at the Emma Swanson — a term covering print need hard numbers for what When I started at the Cinema Unbound Drive-In from Oct. Fritz Hergenhan Patrick McCumber and online the demographics of the Emerald as a news reporter 1-3. The Portland Latin American Lily Teague Emerald look like so that we in fall 2017, I didn’t expect Film Festival offers streaming Amy Menendez can improve upon it. to spend all of my time rentals of a film or two each month THE DAILY EMERALD in the newsroom. I didn’t through November, and the Portland The Daily Emerald is published Engagement expect to fall in love with Oregon Women’s Film Festival will by Emerald Media Group, Inc., journalism and to work more virtually deliver short films and the independent nonprofit media company at the University of This year, continuing to on the stories I wrote than my Q&As on Oct. 1. Oregon. Formerly the Oregon Daily engage with our readers schoolwork. I didn’t expect to – SARAH-MAE MCCULLOUGH Emerald, the news organization was founded in 1900. (including yourself, the become the editor in chief. person reading this) is And just about no one ON THE COVER critical in our mission to expected a pandemic to PAC-12 OVERTURNS PREVIOUS Illustration by Makena Hervey “serve the UO community turn our lives upside down. DECISION TO CANCEL with news, information and But this is when journalists SEASONS: The Pac-12 announced CONTACT US a marketplace.” Though need to step up and act Thursday that both football and To contact the Daily Emerald with the coronavirus pandemic courageously with reporting basketball will play seasons in tips or letters to the editor, email: [email protected] means that we won’t be able that both informs and 2020 after having previously ruled to meet in person for events empowers readers to hold to cancel the football season.