Word: journalists
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Harding seemed to draw out the worst in some journalists. According to the Dallas Morning News, reporters for the Detroit Free Press, New York Times and San Jose Mercury News were caught by another journalist breaking into Harding's Olympic E-mail and directory, checking her list of messages. A spokesman said the U.S. Olympic Committee was satisfied that none of Harding's messages were read...
Most Demeaning Performance by a Journalist (Not Including Rather-Chung Promos): CBS's Al Trautwig, to Italian cross-country skier Manuela di Centa after her victory in the 15-km race: "Was it the skis, the wax or your heart...
...opinion piece, "Covering Homophobia: Media Moralism Distorts Coverage of Homosexual Issues" (Feb. 23,1994), Timothy P. Yu stresses that the responsibility of a good journalist is to present the "facts and people before us" rather than serve as a "facile moral guide...
Even in real life, the man sounded witty and suave. According to "Halliwell's Filmgoer's and video Viewer's Companion," "When a journalist wired his agent, 'How old Cary Grant?', Grant himself replied: 'Old Cary Grant fine...
Later on, Mr. Worner seemed quite serious and extremely angry at his press conference in Brussels. We found it very moving when a journalist advised him to be extra careful, since Mr. Worner, believe it or not, had come to the "historic" meeting against doctor's orders. And we were even more moved when he answered that same journalist's question about the fate of Karadzic's weapons in the so-called Serb capital of Pale -- weapons that would not come under the control of the U.N. Not even the journalist understood the answer, nor did we happy campers...