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...Phyllis Karas, a stringer for People magazine who has covered the event for years, says there was one thing different about this year’s ceremony: “Never in my life have I had to submit my questions in advance for the Woman of the Year.” Apparently Zeta-Jones has a touch of diva...
...diverse range of U.S. and international media on the conflict in Iraq and elsewhere in the Middle East. Saves you having to spend hours browsing the major U.S., British and Middle East dailies, as well as tracking down the occasional gem from lesser known military and security publications. TIME stringer Christopher Albritton provides an excellent daily diary of his life and work in Baghdad at Back to Iraq, the site through which he got readers to finance a reporting trip. Baghdad Burning is the daily blog of a young Iraqi women elated to be free of Saddam Hussein but outraged...
Bennett worked in Peru in 1982 as a stringer for the Post, then joined the Boston Globe, where he covered local news and then reported on violence in Latin America, according to the Post story. In 1995 he became the Globe’s foreign editor before jumping to the Post...
Sophomore Michael Berg, who began the season as a second-stringer, stepped into Grimm’s shoes for the second consecutive week and helped anchor the depleted line with four tackles and a sack. Sophomore cornerback Danny Tanner stood in for Sonkur and more than held his own against the Big Red’s receivers...
...switch from being a police officer to being a true-crime writer? I started by writing for True Confessions magazine, then became the stringer for True Detective and Master Detective. That entailed going down to the police department, the sheriff's office, to get the story. I went back to school to get a degree in police science. Over the next 14 years, I probably covered more than 1,000 cases, mostly murders, some bank robbers, some serial rapists...