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...York Post in 1942, Kempton continued his sometimes quixotic fight for underdogs on the left and right--he even defended the fallen Richard Nixon when the former President was rejected by a New York co-op board. His many awards included a 1985 Pulitzer for his Newsday commentary...
Prior to joining the administration, Kamarck founded the Progressive Policy Institute--the think tank for the Democratic Leadership Council--was a columnist for Newsday and the Los Angeles Times and taught at several universities...
...Related Resources: Pulitzer@ Columbia University Seattle Times Newsday Philadelphia Inquirer Washington Post
...might like to go into journalism, and she got herself a summer job working in the morgue at the Denver Post. There she met a guy named Joe--Joseph Patterson Albright, grandson of the founder of the New York Daily News, heir apparent to his aunt Alicia Patterson's Newsday...
...price--an irksome reminder that their CEO, Mark H. Willes, is wielding one of the sharpest axes in the industry. In 1995, his first year on the job, Willes slashed a grand total of 3,000 jobs, including almost 800 that died along with the New York edition of Newsday--which hemorrhaged some $100 million in its 10 years of life--and 140 newsgathering positions at the once fabulously profitable L.A. paper...