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...sole survivor when a Sudan Airways Boeing 737 crashed 10 minutes after takeoff, killing all of the remaining 115 passengers and crew. The pilot had reported technical difficulties and was attempting to return to Port Sudan airport when the plane went down. Free at Last LAOS Belgian photojournalist Thierry Falise and French cameraman Vincent Reynaud were released a week after receiving 15-year prison sentences on charges of weapons possession and obstruction of justice, following a two-day trial criticized by international press groups and human-rights organizations as a sham. The two journalists were arrested on June...
Molly C. Bingham ’90, a freelance photojournalist, was taken into Iraqi custody from her hotel in Baghdad on March...
...come to your side unexpectedly to lend their support. Confronting the abuse and centralization of power may also help you discover your own strengths to recognize the reality and glory of your own existence. Take important risks but avoid trivial ones. You may choose to risk dying as a photojournalist covering wars, but cross the street carefully and get plenty of exercise while back at home...
...Died. Greg Davis, 54, peripatetic, daredevil photojournalist for many international publications, including TIME; of liver cancer; in Tokyo. The Californian first went to Asia with the U.S. Army during the Vietnam War, and he settled afterward in Japan. He covered subjects in Russia, Central Asia and almost all of the Far East, with a special passion for North Korea and Vietnam...
...high school, she wanted to be a photojournalist, she says. But a conference on medicine in Washington, DC—recommended to her by her high school biology teacher—helped her make up her mind...