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On toMiami!


The 10thACES conference
wraps up a memorable
three-day run in Cleveland

The stirringstory of the perseverance of journalists and their city in the faceof natural disaster.

The suspenseof the inaugural presentation of copy editing's highest honor.

Proud recognitionof the craft's finest headline writers and brightest young scholars.

Spirited biddingin an auction to benefit good causes.

A hip-hop closingceremony and a Cajun-themed party in a city that rocks.

More than 60training sessions brimming with the energy of copy editors eagerto learn.

Ideas exchanged,friendships made, and acquaintances renewed.

Those will besome of the memories for the more than 420 copy editors who attendedthe 10th American Copy Editors Society conference April 20-22 inCleveland.

Follow the linksto learn more about the conference and the craft that ACES and itsmembers so enthusiastically embrace and uphold.

And start planningnow to join us in Miami for the 2007 conference April 19-21.


CLOSING SESSION




BerylAdcock, Hank Glamann and Scott Toole close the conference with"It's Hard Out Here on the Rim." See the video and morephotos!





HEADLINECONTEST

Headlinewriters in six divisions won a total of $2,250 in cash as wellas plaques and certificates in ACES' annual headline contest.


BANQUET

RobinsonPrize winner Paul Soucy, left, of USA Today, and Aubespinscholar Diego Sorbara, of the University of Missouri, wererecognized at the conference banquet.Go here toread more about them.

ACESboard member Paula Devlin and her New Orleans Times-Picayunecolleague James O'Byrne brought their stories and insights aboutthe Hurricane Katrina disaster -- and the paper's Pulitzer Prize-winning coverage of it -- to the conference.Read about their "Dealing with Disaster" session and about O'Byrne's keynotespeech at the banquet.There's also a page with the full text of the address, and a reprint of anACES newsletter article on how copy editors in New Orleansand Biloxi, Miss., coped with the storm.


AUCTION



Mary Armstrong(New York Times News Services) bids on a package of See's Candiesin the silent auction.

The ACES auction raised$4,950.96 in the silent portion to benefit the ACES EducationFund and $3,075 in the live portion to aid The Times-PicayuneHurricane Relief Fund. Read the auction story.





ELECTION

Threenew members have been elected to the ACES board -- from left,Gerri Berendzen, John Boogert and Anne Ferguson-Rohrer -- along with incumbentSue Blair. Read the story.


OPENING GENERAL SESSION

ACES scholars,from left, Diego Sorbara, Caroline Hauser and Kathryn Schwingsoak up the applause at the opening general session. Three of the five scholarship winners attended the conference.

FAT FISH BLUE

Elaine Rashmawyand Michelle Brandon let the good times roll at Fat Fish Blueduring the post-conference party. Rashmawy is an intern and Brandon astaff member at the Daily Herald in suburban Chicago. See more Fat Fish Blue photos.

TRAINING

Walter T. Middlebrook(Newsday), right, explains do's and don'ts for job-seekers in the"Please Hire Me: Career Skills for Copy Editors" session led byMary Ellen Slayter (Washington Post), standing. The session was part ofthe student track of workshops on Saturday.

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SPECIALCOVERAGE

Conference sights andsounds

Speaker handouts, etc.

ACES conference blog


PRIMARY COVERAGE

Opening general session

Scholarship winners

Election

"Dealing with Disaster"

Headline contest

Robinson Prize

Auction

Banquet

Closing session

Fat Fish Blue


CREDITS

Web coverage contributors

Gerri Berendzen
Michelle Brandon
Matthew Crowley
Paula Devlin
Deirdre Edgar
Neil Holdway
Dan Husson
Jeff Pierron
Rona Proudfoot
Naomi Seldin
Christine Steele
Scott Toole
Doris Truong
Chris Wienandt