Sentences with phrase «as a newspaper reporter in»

Norman Draper spent 35 years as a newspaper reporter in Minneapolis; Denver and Colorado Springs, Colorado; and Jackson, Mississippi before leaving journalism in 2011.

After years of working as a newspaper reporter in the Dallas area, I became a freelance writer.

She has been a business magazine journalist for the past seven years, covering healthcare, construction and now law, after starting her career as a newspaper reporter in London, U.K..

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LePage's latest outburst came after a newspaper reporter told the two - term, Tea Party - backed governor that state Representative Drew Gattine had described the governor as racist for focusing on black people as bearing primary responsibility for the drug trade in the state.

He began his career as a reporter and editor at a weekly newspaper in his home town of Carlisle, Kentucky, and joined the Thomson organization in 1987 when it bought a West Virginia daily where Smith was managing editor.

Jobs such as public relations executive, newspaper reporter and event coordinator are among the most stressful because of tight deadlines and scrutiny in the public eye.

Vicki A Benge began writing professionally in 1984 as a newspaper reporter.

He has previously worked as a staff writer for «Eleftheros Tipos,» a leading newspaper of Greece, and is currently a London - based sports reporter for Perform Sports Media in the United Kingdom.

David W. Dunlap, who has covered the story for our local newspaper of record, joined many reporters in playing it strictly as a case of inclusiveness vs. exclusiveness, of love vs. bigotry.

And in eternity, you will not be asked inquisitively and professionally, as though by a newspaper reporter, whether there were many that had the same — wrong opinion.

My question is in order for a rumour to be a legitimate rumour does said rumour have to have been started by a fit and proper person such as a newspaper reporter or agent or blog writer, or can any old Tom, Dick or Harry start one?

Before Udderly Hot Mama, I worked in the news as a radio anchor and then a newspaper reporter.

After a few years as a newspaper reporter following college I learned to fly in Seattle (paid for the whole thing) then followed my helicopter dreams to the East Bay area if California, the Sacramento Valley, Â the flashy lights of Vegas, and into the trenches of Los Angeles.

As a reporter with a Pakistani newspaper, The Nation, I covered the rise of Taliban in Kandahar and its spill - over into Pakistan's Swat Valley in the mid-90s.

She joined the newspaper in 1983 and has worked as a reporter, an editor, newsroom administrator and editorial writer.

His online campaign director, Ryan Gravatt (who jocularly refers to himself as a «reformed newspaper reporter,» shared all the details with PdF Network members on an hour - long conference call in May 2010.

Curran, 49, of Baldwin, was elected to the county legislature in 2013, after working as a daily newspaper reporter and serving one term on Baldwin's school board.

After a decade as a newspaper reporter and editor in Kingston and Poughkeepsie, Pat began working as a consultant to the U.S. Department of Energy in 1998, charged with supporting a group of businesses that were early proponents of solar, wind and energy efficiency in K - 12 schools and universities.

Plaid Cymru, Conservative and Liberal Democrat politicians demanded this funding be made available solely from central government in addition to the block grant already paid to the Welsh Assembly by the UK Treasury, and the chief reporter for Wales on Sunday newspaper Martin Shipton stood as a single - issue candidate demanding «Match Funding now».

After the scandal broke, some 30 former staffers of The Diamondback, who had worked with Blair when he was editor - in - chief at the university newspaper, signed a 2003 letter alleging that Blair had made four serious errors as a reporter and editor while at the University of Maryland.

People get sworn at at work everyday, the air in the offices of many national newspapers are almost a constant shade of blue as news editors scream at reporters to get stories finished because they are approaching deadlines.

Science and technology reporter and Pulitzer Prize winner Robert S. Boyd has worked in the Washington Bureau of McClatchy Newspapers — and its predecessor, Knight Ridder Newspapers, for more than 40 years, 20 of them as bureau chief.

By then, I'd chosen to specialize in print reporting and would spend the first semester completing two demanding internships — one as a general news reporter at The Guelph Mercury in Guelph, Ontario, and the second as news editor at The Ryersonian, Ryerson's weekly student newspaper.

As a former reporter and a fervent believer that we need good, independent newspapers to do their jobs keeping government and business in check, I think they got the journalism right.

While the film touches upon its various political and cultural issues (In addition to the give - and - take relationships between reporters and politicians, there's a lot about the overt and subtle sexism that Kat receives as the first and, at the time, only woman serving a newspaper publisher), the film plays mostly and best as a race - against - the - clock thriller of sorts, in which the obstacles are as imposing as the might of the U.S. government and as low - key as deadlines or being beaten to a story by a rival papeIn addition to the give - and - take relationships between reporters and politicians, there's a lot about the overt and subtle sexism that Kat receives as the first and, at the time, only woman serving a newspaper publisher), the film plays mostly and best as a race - against - the - clock thriller of sorts, in which the obstacles are as imposing as the might of the U.S. government and as low - key as deadlines or being beaten to a story by a rival papein which the obstacles are as imposing as the might of the U.S. government and as low - key as deadlines or being beaten to a story by a rival paper.

Beginning his professional life as a newspaper boy in 1920s Manhattan, he quickly worked his way up to teenaged crime reporter.

Burn Country (Unrated) Crime thriller about an Afghani refugee (Dominic Rains) who finds his life threatened after he takes a job as an investigative reporter with a newspaper in the quiet California town where he settles down.

Yan, who was born in China and got her start as a reporter for the Los Angeles Times and The Wall Street Journal, went back to Shanghai to film her debut after reading a newspaper article about more than 16,000 dead pigs found floating in the Jiapingtang River.

After that, the film becomes at once more prayerful and suspenseful.That's when soft - spoken and wise newspaper reporter Sandra Rodriguez steps in, like some kind of journalistic angel, to crystallize the dilemma as a cultural and political assisted suicide.

So that may be why Fryer — as a 25 - year - old newly minted Ph.D. who had just come to Harvard to be part of the Society of Fellows — reacted so viscerally when a reporter from a major newspaper threatened to out exactly how exceptional he was: a man whose family members were in prison for dealing crack, who had grown up in a profoundly unstable home but had made it to the pinnacle of academia anyway.

He has also been as a staff writer and reporter for the Austin Business Journal, Los Angeles Business Journal, Los Angeles Times, and La Prensa, a bilingual newspaper in his hometown of San Antonio, Texas.

Prothero started working at the newspaper in 2014 after a four - year stint as a radio reporter, anchor and producer at WLRN, the NPR affiliate in Miami.

She brings nearly a decade of work in education as a K - 12 special education, elementary and English teacher and nearly two decades of work as a newspaper reporter and business writer.

In addition to his legislative experience, Myers has worked as a newspaper reporter, Boy Scout executive and community education coordinator.

State Journal education reporter Molly Beck reported in Sunday's newspaper that public school teachers licensed in high - demand fields such as science, technology and engineering are being recruited and retained with financial incentives.

He worked as a reporter, news editor and opinion editor for three newspapers in New Hampshire for two decades before receiving a Knight Fellowship at Stanford University in 1997 and heading West.

After military duty and studying at the Potchefstroom University, he joined Die Volksblad, a daily newspaper in Bloemfontein as a reporter.

Although he became famous as an investigative reporter for the Washington Post, Carl Bernstein has signed a deal with Henry Holt to write a memoir titled The Washington Star, recalling his beginnings as a copy boy and reporter for Washington's afternoon newspaper in the early 1960s.

Previously he worked as a reporter, bureau chief, and columnist at newspapers in Michigan and Florida.

Maupin worked as a reporter for a newspaper in Charleston, South Carolina, before being assigned to the San Francisco bureau of the Associated Press in 1971.

He was born in 1953, left school when he was seventeen to work as a cub reporter on a local newspaper and, eight years later was a staff reporter on the The Times in London covering news, business and latterly working as arts correspondent.

She received her BA in journalism and minor in creative writing through the honors program at Western Washington University, studied creative nonfiction at the University of Alaska Anchorage graduate program, and worked for nearly 10 years as an award - winning reporter at the Frontiersman newspaper.

In addition to reviewing for Booklist, she leads creative writing workshops for middle schoolers, writes articles and book reviews for India Currents magazine, serves as a reporter for a small newspaper in the Raleigh - Durham area, and freelances as a writer / editor / designeIn addition to reviewing for Booklist, she leads creative writing workshops for middle schoolers, writes articles and book reviews for India Currents magazine, serves as a reporter for a small newspaper in the Raleigh - Durham area, and freelances as a writer / editor / designein the Raleigh - Durham area, and freelances as a writer / editor / designer.

Before opening and operating MorningStar Editing in 2007, I practiced proofreading and copyediting while teaching English composition at both the community college and university levels, and as a staff reporter for a weekly business newspaper.

Stephanie joined PCMag in May 2012, moving to New York City from Frederick, Md., where she worked for four years as a multimedia reporter at the second - largest daily newspaper in Maryland.

On the eve of Julie Bosman taking over as the publishing beat reporter for The New York Times (Motoko Rich is moving on to covering the economy for the Times), Sarah Weinman analyzes book publishing coverage in various newspapers.

I began managing client portfolios in 2006 after three decades as a journalist, first covering everything from the police beat to presidential campaigns as a newspaper reporter, then covering mutual funds for Kiplinger's Personal Finance starting in 1994 as a writer and editor, including authoring a book, «But Which Mutual Funds?»

After interning with Community Impact Newspaper for two summers, she joined the staff as a reporter in 2015.

Michele joined the board in 2017 and has been employed as a newspaper reporter, screenwriter and novelist.

Debbie came to travel writing after working in a number of different careers: as a play and dance therapist, an ESL teacher (both in the U.S. and abroad), an airline sales and public relations rep, an adult basic education instructor and a newspaper reporter.