Sentences with phrase «articles at a local newspaper»

Disguising writing experiences as credentials: If an author has published some articles at a local newspaper free of charge, such articles don't count as credentials.

Not exact matches

Am a volunteer at our local hospital, President of the Auxiliary and write an article for the local newspaper.

At that time, Antonio and Fabio were inspired by an article in a local Sicilian newspaper about a mafia kidnapping and decided for their second film they would like to explore this incident's impact on the small Sicilian village while simultaneously evoking children's fables.

Once upon a time, when I was the editor of a small - town daily, we did an article about how the editor of the student newspaper at one of the local high schools had set out to do an anonymous survey of students asking about their sexual habits.

The local Las Vegas newspaper, Las Vegas Sun, recently published an article announcing the upcoming Baja 1000 event, which will take place at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway and will be tied to the 2014 SEMA Show.

Even before the launch you will have created a stir with newspaper articles and an appearance at the local radio or TV chat show.

Released on January, 5th, 2018, out of the Cornwall Local Newspaper — Featuring Paul J Paquin, CEO at Golden Financial Services CLICK HERE to Learn About Debt Relief Options (as mentioned in the article) CLICK HERE to Try Debt Calculator Talk to an IAPDA Certified Professional & Learn About Debt Relief Options for Free at (866)-LSB-...]

So a paper, which has no more authority than a letter published in a local newspaper was now being cited at an international conference as «an article by a scientist» — with the natural implication that it had been peer - reviewed.

The same article in the local newspaper quoted ExxonMobil CEO Darren Woods praising employees who «pored over technical blueprints» of the facilities «while floodwaters poured through their kitchens» at home, and noted that while many workers did all they could to provide expert help from their homes, many others had been stranded at work and forced to set up temporary living quarters.

Blogger Mister Thorne at Set in Style points us to to an article in the Georgetown (Kentucky) News - Graphic, Pleaseth Updateth Thy Language, in which the newspaper's intrepid copy editor lives to tell about multiple encounters with archaic legalese in the deed books of the local county courthouse.

She was an invited lecturer at several colleges and was interviewed for articles in the New York Times, The Bergen Record and other local newspapers.