The Miscellaneous Divisions of the proceedings contains the following 18 papers: "The Detroit Newspapers' Coverage of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Detroit Before and During the Newspaper Strike" (Geri Alumit Zeldes); "Uncivil Religion and Uncivil Science: A Case Study in News Framing and the Sociology of Knowledge" (Rick Clifton Moore); "Portrayal of Religion in Reality TV Programming: Hegemony and the Contemporary American Wedding" (Erika Engstrom and Beth Semic); "Are Disability Images in Advertising Becoming Bold and Daring? An Analysis of Prominent Themes in U.S. and UK Campaigns" (Beth A. Haller and Sue Ralph); "An Analysis of the Dissimilar Coverage of the 2002 Olympics and Paralympics: Frenzied Pack Journalism Versus the Empty Press Room" (Anne V. Golden); "Students as Citizens: Experiential Approaches to Teaching Civic Journalism" (Chike Anyaegbunam and Buck Ryan); "How Public Sphere Theorists Have Influenced Civic Journalism" (Sherrie L. Wilson); "Disposition and Ethnicity in Competition-Based Reality Television Programming: An Examination of the Effects on Viewer Enjoyment" (Kristin M. Barton and Arthur A. Raney); "Marriage on Television: A Content Analysis" (Sara Netzley); "Late-night Comedy in Election 2000: The Direct Effects of Exposure on Candidate Trait Ratings and the Moderating Role of Political Knowledge" (Dannagal E. Goldthwaite); "Learning to Do What Comes Naturally: Delivery Instruction in Broadcast News Textbooks" (Catherine Winter); "Axis of Evil vs. Sunshine Frame: U.S. and S. Korean TV News Coverage of President Bush's Visit to S. Korea" (Jong Hyuk Lee and Yun Jung Choi); "Journalism Students' Perceptions of the Value of Internships" (John E. Getz); "Portfolios for Television News Careers: Recommendations from Pennsylvania News Directors" (B. Gail Wilson); "In Search of a Forest, Not Just the Trees: Online Journalism Scholarship at the 10-Year Mark" (Jane B. Singer and Shayla Thiel); "Seeing as Believing: A Cast Study of Weber's Schema of Charisma and Institution Building As Seen in Visual Images of Students at a Christian Liberal Arts College, 1900-1940" (Michael A. Longinow); "Media Convergence: Industry Practices and Implications for Education" (David Bulla); and "Is It the Grades or the Goods? Instructor and Course Ratings: A Self Determination Theory Perspective" (Vincent F. Filak and Kennon M. Sheldon). (RS)