Word: journalists
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...Clymer’s do-what-it-takes approach to reporting became apparent very early in his development as a journalist and stayed with him throughout his career...
...Early in her college years, Buttner began preparing for her life as a journalist, serving as an executive news producer of Harvard’s radio station WHRB, president of the International Relations Council, and the secretary-general of a National Model United Nations (MUN) Conference...
...classes of the ’50s didn’t question anything,” the journalist said recently. “We believed all that rubbish about the Cold War. We were brought...
...Sheehan was not always on the road to becoming a journalist. An active member of the campus literary magazine, The Advocate, he originally concentrated in English with the hopes of entering the publishing industry...
...After graduating in 1958, Sheehan signed up for a three-year stint in the U.S. Army and was shipped to Korea. He was given a job as a pay clerk, but then began to work as an army journalist. He was eventually transferred to Tokyo, where he reported for the military newspaper Stars and Stripes...