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Over the last five years, about three-quarters of Nieman fellows have been reporters or editors from print media, but the mix changes year to year and often includes photographers, television producers and radio correspondents...
...hope to write will be a silly bi-weekly romp through the pages of Glamour magazine, complete with tantrum-type rants and bizarro generalities about a magazine we all pretend not to read. I hope to add a splash of frivolity to the editorial page while putting in print the psuedo-stream of consciousness babble that echoes in the recesses of my mind. But, for obvious reasons, I found that I couldn’t jump into the intended frivolity with this, my first column. The crumpled, thumbed-through Glamour is sitting on my coffee table, the same all-teeth...
...broad audience. An incredibly detailed and deeply researched look at the players and issues of the last 70 years of Harvard history, the book will certainly appeal to the core of Harvard insider-elites, institutional historians and over-eager student journalists who hungrily devour every line of copy or print that references fair Harvard. The authors are perfect for this audience; he is Spector Professor of History at Brandeis, while she is a Harvard insider in the flesh, a former associate dean for academic affairs at Harvards Faculty of Arts and Sciences...
...full 24 hours and one print news-cycle after the terrorist attacks, two if you count the rounds of extras produced by every paper from The Crimson to the Biloxi Sun Herald, the story behind the stories you read in the papers were who was getting the story...
...imitating classical poses of African royalty. Other portraits show the subjects posing on stationary scooters, such as Sidibé’s 1962 “Toute la famille en moto,” or “Whole Family on a Motorcycle” and an untitled print from 1959 by Ke?...