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...local journalist has proposed a solution to a century-old mystery central to one of Henry James’s novels. And the answer’s roots lie in Cambridge...
...HUCE). The goal of these conversations is to invite a broad variety of players in the environmental arena to come speak at the University, according to Daniel P. Schrag, director of HUCE. When asked about the subtle moral message of his book, Weisman replied, “As a journalist I don’t preach, I simply show the facts, and the facts speak for themselves. Life will go on. My concern frankly is for us.” At least one audience member seemed to share Weisman’s concern. “We have hard times...
...project is groundbreaking for sports fan-club collaboration, and pioneering as an experiment in democracy. "It's a completely unique opportunity to get as close as you can to the game without actually being a player or being a manager," says Will Brooks, the 36-year-old former football journalist behind the project who puts his faith firmly in the wisdom of crowds. "Newspapers, radio phone-in shows and pundits spend hours after games talking about what team they would have picked and discussing tactics, but to what end? At least with this people get to put their money where...
...government isn't particularly happy with its national treasure either. In 2003 it fell out with the BBC over its coverage of the Iraq war. The current Prime Minister Gordon Brown seems to share his predecessor's lack of enthusiasm. At a September press conference Brown gestured to a journalist that it was his turn at the microphone. As the journalist identified himself, Brown motioned him to stop. The event had barely begun, and the PM had already answered questions from four BBC correspondents. Now here was a fifth. Brown didn't care that each journalist represented different BBC outlets...
...take that to market. There’s no one who would buy it. [The strike makes it] difficult for me to advance my career.” The full effects of the strike may not be restricted to screenwriting. Frank L. Washburn ’08, a freelance journalist and aspiring video game story writer, anticipates difficulty due to the strike. “It is probably going to affect my plans over the next five to ten years, how this pans out...in terms of opportunities, pay ranges that I’m looking for, ease of actually...