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...intend to waste the opportunity, but I am hoping to unwind a bit after an intense five years in L.A.,” Carroll wrote. Carroll’s decision to come to Harvard marks a roundabout journey. First coming to Harvard as a fellow at the Nieman Foundation for Journalism from 1971-72, Carroll declined the curatorship of the Nieman Foundation in 2000. “When I passed up the Nieman job, I didn’t have any plans beyond doing a good job in L.A. But, as I mentioned, I’d always hoped...
...victims of the earthquake who had missing limbs. “The situation in Pakistan is going to be so desperate that I’m going to do all I can to help,” said Sarwar, who is a fellow at Harvard’s Nieman Foundation for Journalism. She said that some of the ways that people can contribute to the earthquake relief include adopting a tent for $5 and writing letters to politicians. But Sarwar also emphasized that there was a short period in which people could solicit help. “The window...
Harvard’s Nieman Foundation for Journalism announced earlier this month the 12 recipients of its prestigious international fellowships, which offer foreign journalists the chance to pursue a year of open study at the University. Each of the incoming fellows heralds from a different country, this year ranging from Canada to Cameroon...
...application process requires, among other things, a proposal for study of a specific issue the prospective fellow wishes to explore, among other things. Focus topics for this year’s fellows range from environmental policy to Internet news, according to the Nieman Foundation’s June 10 announcement...
...Nieman Foundation also expects Fellows to take on the role of teacher by participating in undergraduate discussions and by mentoring aspiring journalists on campus. Many, like Sarwar, already have advice to impart. She urged young journalists to embrace honest observations and analysis—even over a pretense of perfect objectivity...