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...Meet the Press" senior producer Betsy Fischer says Russert impressed his NBC bosses during the calls with his in-depth knowledge of the political scene...
...coverage of nonpolitical events; nobody is against that. But a cover story using up all that space? In this day and age of unlimited Internet access and an explosion in the number of cable- and satellite-TV channels available, I would expect you to take the lead with in-depth, responsible reporting of important news events that transcend the bubbly charm of Tinseltown. VALENTIN VASILEV Jerusalem...
...event, entitled "Free Trade: Prosperity for all or Race to the Bottom?" brought together frequent opponents on the topic--Ira S. Shapiro, a chief U.S. trade negotiator, and Lori M. Wallach, chief counsel for the nonprofit organization Global Trade Watch--to talk more in-depth about an issue that has made international headlines in recent months...
...During her semester abroad in Japan, with a slower paced life, Chinwe grabbed the chance to explore the idea of modeling in-depth and saw what a Rebecca Romaine life could be. Other women were catty, choosing to nurture egos rather than build friendships. iThereis always some glaring at the auditions,i Chinwe complains. iAnd there are always the cliques of girls from different modeling agencies.i Featured in several big runway shows while abroad, Chinwe came to enjoy the chance to meet other models. iItis harder because the designers are a lot more fussy,i she says. iThereis...
Knowles also points out that other disciplines pool their knowledge to study specific topics in-depth as well. In the social sciences, he says, such an interdisciplinary approach may translate into a geographical breakdown...