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NARRATOR:Listentopartofaconversationbetweenastudentandher

historyprofessor.

FEMALESTUDENT:SoIdefinitelywannawritemytermpaperon

Americanjournalismintheeighteenthcentury.ThatoldcopyoftheNew

YorkDailyGazetteyoushowedus,theoneprintedfromthelibrarys

microfilm…justseeinganewspaperthatwaspublishedin1789,that

wasreallycool.

MALEPROFESSOR:Yes,readingoldnewspaperscanbeapowerful

experience,especiallytoabuddinghistorianlikeyourself.Asaresource

forscholarsandresearchers,Idontthinkanyformofpublicationreally

capturestheday-to-daylifeofacommunitybetterthanalocal

newspaper.

FEMALESTUDENT:Yeah,ImeanIknewthatthenumberofnewspapers

explodedintheeighteenthcentury,butIfiguredtheyalldeteriorated

beforethetechnologywasinventedtopreservethem,oryknow,make

copies.

MALEPROFESSOR:Well,actually,beforethemid-1800s,newspapers

wereprintedonfairlysturdypapermadefromcottonfibers.Thosethat

survivedareinsurprisinglygoodshape.

FEMALESTUDENT:AretheremanymorecopiesoftheGazetteon

microfilm?

MALEPROFESSOR:Yeah,wevegotagreatmicrofilmlibraryoncampus.

Youllfinditinvaluable,Imsure,asyouresearchyourpaper.Um,but

alsotalktothelibrarians,becausetheyrecreatinganonlinearchiveof

theirmicrofilmcollection.Imnotsureoftheprojectsstatus,butifits

done,itllprobablysaveyoutime.So,um,eighteenth-centuryjournalism;

youmustrealizethatthattopicstoobroadforthisassignment.

FEMALESTUDENT:Ido.SooneideaIhadwaslike,lookingatan

importantworldevent,likemaybetheFrenchRevolutionof1789,since

wejustfinishedaunitonit.Thereadingsyouhadgiven