News The New York Times’ Story, in Black and White "A year ago Thanksgiving Day, Gerald Boyd [Class of 1981] died, and New York magazine marks the occasion by backing up the hearse to his grave, digging him up and… November 27, 2007 Michael Anti and the End of the Golden Age of Blogs in China Michael Anti, Class of 2008, recently returned from Germany, where he served on the jury of the Best of the Blogs awards. There he talked with blogger Ethan Zuckerman about… November 27, 2007 Peg Finucane, former Newsday editor, dies at 57 Peg Finucane, Class of 1985, a much-loved former Newsday editor and professor at Hofstra University, died Sunday. Family and friends remembered Finucane as a masterful editor who guided reporters to… November 20, 2007 Former Columnist Was a Role Model at Work Dick Hughes, editorial page editor of the (Salem, Ore.) Statesman Journal, recalls J. Wesley "Wes" Sullivan's passion for journalism and his community. "Over time, Wes became a role model. He… November 16, 2007 Balancing Act: Ruth Bader Ginsburg Remembers Her First Steps in the Law Today, Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg is the most powerful woman lawyer in the country. But more than 50 years ago, Ginsburg was very much a minority in a… November 12, 2007 Raymundo Riva Palacio made Executive Editor Well-known journalist and analyst Raymundo Riva Palacio, Class of 1992, has been appointed Executive Editor of El Universal — the largest newspaper in Mexico. During his career, he has written… November 7, 2007 New editor named at Sacramento Bee Melanie Sill, Class of 1994 and executive editor and senior vice president of The (Raleigh, N.C.) News & Observer has been named to the same position for The Sacramento Bee. October 31, 2007 Op-Ed: Know Thine Enemy In a video Op-Ed by documentary filmmakers Molly Bingham, Class of 2005, and Steve Connors, Iraqis explain the roots of the insurgency. October 30, 2007 North Korea Careens On, Improbably Reporter Richard Read, Class of 1997, returns to North Korea 18 years later and finds an isolated, underlit, heavily scripted, undernourished country. October 28, 2007 Conway on Tour with New Book, Documentary Lorie Conway, Class of 1994 and Vice President of the Nieman Advisory Board, is now on tour with her book and film, Forgotten Ellis Island – The Extraordinary Story of… October 25, 2007 Previous 1 … 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 … 103 Next
