Photo Gallery 2
Kathy Schenck (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel) engages her students in some skeptical editing.
Mike Marino (Florida Times-Union, Jacksonville) teaches about the CPR method of evaluating copy editors. The Chiefing Performance Review system shows how to evaluate each story, headline and cutline and gives supervisors and copy editors a tool to make evaluating, and learning, easy. (Photo by Michelle Brandon)
The University of Missouri at Columbia contingent at the conference included, from left, students Michael DeSalvo, Stephanie Milner and Sara Bondioli. (Photo by Michelle Brandon)
Naomi Seldin (Albany, N.Y., Times Union), left, gives an ACES lunch bag to Malecia El-Amin (Dallas Morning News) at the closing session. El-Amin was one of the winners in the editing quiz game.
Zoe Friloux (Rocky Mountain News) serves up the secret ingredients to good heads as the"Headline Iron Chef." (Photo by Deirdre Edgar)
ABOVE: Kendra Johnson (Lakeland, Fla., Ledger), left, receives her diploma from professor Barbara Tarshes (Riverside, Calif., Press-Enterprise) after completing ''The 90-minute MBA'' session.
RIGHT: Missy Prebula (New York Times) gets a handshake and a degree from the dean of deadlines, Jack Mulkey (Torrance, Calif., Daily Breeze).
ABOVE: Leslie Rotan (Detroit News), center, and Craig Gaines (self-employed editor from Lansing, Mich.), right, talk with other conference-goers in the hallway between sessions.
LEFT: One-year-old Maya, daughter of Los Angeles Times designer Alex Brown, plans her day at the ACES conference. Her father designed the program cover.
Hank Glamann presents "Hank on Heads" for the final time at an ACES conference. The session was moved to the ballroom to accommodate the crowd.
Glamann waves goodbye as the session ends.
Glamann responds to questions after his "Hank on Heads" session. The audience included Daniel Hunt (Santa Rosa, Calif., Press Democrat), center, and Jim Bookout (Torrance, Calif., Daily Breeze), right.
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