"Uncertain" doesn't begin to describe the current state of the news business this month. How does a journalism school respond to weekly news of sales, bankruptcies or closures of some of the most respected newspapers in the country? Not by wringing its hands, and certainly not by sitting on them. The faculty has already met this month to start rethinking the ways we prepare our students for media work. We're far from laying out details, but I think it's safe to say we want our students to be able to better adapt their media majors to careers that will break traditional media boundaries--without losing sight of the values and skills which make journalism and media so important to our democratic society. Stay tuned; as they're saying in Washington, change is in the wind!