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Fall 2005, Volume 27 - Printable Version (PDF) - (172 KB)

• Cedar Rapids and Lakeville Turn On the Switch!
• Host a MediaWise House Party!
• National Institute on Media and the Family Issues National Parental Warning
• Sixth Graders Say No to TV Violence
• Update: MediaWise Early Childhood Project
• Welcome to New Board Member

Summer 2005, Volume 26 - Printable Version (PDF) - (154 KB)

• National Institute on Media and the Family Launches Nationwide Capital Campaign
• McKnight Foundation Supports MediaWise Initiative
  
• MediaWise Network Update
  
• Media Myths with Douglas Gentile, Ph.D.
• WHY Do They Act That Way? Wins Minnesota Book Award
• Two New Members of the MediaWise Team
• Summer Safety Tips

Spring 2005, Volume 25 - Printable Version (PDF) - (130 KB)

• Powerful MediaWise Public Service Announcement Airs Nationally
• Want to be involved? Join the MediaWise Network!
  
• Demonstration Project Focuses on Early Childhood
  
• Media Myths with Douglas Gentile, Ph.D.
• MediaWise Community Spotlight: Allen County, Indiana

Winter 2005, Volume 24 - Printable Version (PDF) - (710 KB)

• Ninth Annual Video Game Report Card Released in Washington, DC
• Pediatricians See Media Use Linked to Serious Public Health Issues
  
• Watch for the New MediaWise PSA!
  
• WHY Do They Act That Way? Update
• New Workshops Available
• Media Myths
• MediaWise Speaker Spotlight: Michael Mann

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