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...Ford Foundation grant over the next three years will allow two African journalists to spend a year at Harvard, Howard Simons, curator of the Nieman Foundation, said yesterday...
...conference, which is sponsored annually by the Russian Research Center and the Nieman Foundation, discussed Gorbachev's social and political initiatives, including those in education, science and technology, and alcohol abuse...
...spent most of my career writing about what it means to be black in America, trying to translate that for a wider audience." Joining TIME in 1972, he worked first as a writer in New York, then as a correspondent in Atlanta and Boston. In 1976 White won a Nieman Fellowship and went to Harvard to study ethnic politics and sociology in preparation for a stint as head of the Nairobi bureau from 1980 to 1982. On his return to the U.S., he covered the 1984 presidential campaign then went to Chicago as bureau chief the following year...
...Angeles Times. "I think I would have waited for a day to see what Donna Rice had to say." The Sunday story, in fact, was printed before the Herald even learned Rice's name. But Howard Simons, former managing editor of the Washington Post and now head of the Nieman Foundation at Harvard University, defends the Herald's actions: "If they'd waited a day, they wouldn't have known anything more, except for a polished version after the people had got their stories together...
Albert L. May, chairman of the Nieman awards committee said that "Zwelakhe Sisulu is an activist and a leader in a struggle. His weapons are ideas and the printed word against an opponent who answers with force...