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...investment bankers? Most would admit it is not for a love of finance. Rather, it is because being an investment banker fits the profile of what a Harvard student is expected to be: wealthy, prestigious, and hard-working. Of course, I may be guilty of embracing the psychology of PBS children’s programs too much, that you should always do what you love and enjoy, and everything else will work out. Clearly, a person sometimes needs to complete an unpleasant task to get to a more enjoyable one, and even more clearly, many of my peers?...
Lehrer honed his reporting skills in Washington, D.C., where his relationship with PBS began. Teaming up with Robert MacNeil, later his cohost on a PBS program, Lehrer covered the Senate Watergate hearings...
Lehrer teamed up with journalist Robert B.W. MacNeil to cover the U.S. Senate Watergate hearings in 1973. The duo anchored the hearings live on PBS for 47 days and subsequently scored an Emmy Award...
Lehrer is the current anchor of the long-running “NewsHour with Jim Lehrer” on the PBS network, a role that is underscored by nearly half a century of hard-hitting political reporting...
...early 1970s, Lehrer moved his family to Washington D.C., where he became a public affairs coordinator for PBS. He called the move a “natural transition,” adding that he “was already politically aware and politically interested...