Search results for “writing the book” Showing 897 results The Nieman Factor The Nieman Fellowship’s evolution from “dubious experiment” to transformative experience October 8, 2013 Things in Threes A ballpark, a boat, and a freezing, windswept ramp outside the old Boston Garden: things in threes, as the nuns used to say. I started my career as a reporter… October 2, 2013 Robert A. Caro, NF ’66 Caro’s interest in understanding Robert Moses took on a new urgency as he sat in an urban planning course at Harvard. The result was “The Power Broker: Robert Moses and… September 27, 2013 Sunday Dare, NF ’01 As editor of The News magazine during a brutal regime in the 1990s, Dare risked his life to report on corruption and other problems in Nigeria During my Nieman year,… September 24, 2013 Larry L. King, NF ’70 King (1929–2012) had a wide range, from “Confessions of a White Racist,” nominated for a National Book Award, to the Playboy article that inspired “The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas”… September 24, 2013 1939: Dinners "Getting conversation going" September 20, 2013 Kabral Blay-Amihere, NF ’91 Having edited a number of publications in Ghana and led journalist organizations, Blay-Amihere is now chairman of the National Media Commission of Ghana My last job before arriving in Cambridge… September 20, 2013 Hedrick Smith, NF ’70 A member of the team that won a Pulitzer for reporting on the Pentagon Papers, Smith has had a major presence on PBS with his Frontline investigations As a reporter given… September 19, 2013 Larry Tye, NF ’94 After covering medicine, the environment, and sports at The Boston Globe, Tye now writes books and runs a fellowship program that trains journalists covering health care It was the moment every Nieman… September 19, 2013 James D. Squires, NF ’71 The former Chicago Tribune editor’s 1993 book “Read All About It!” raised an early alarm about the corporate takeover of U.S. newspapers Like many other young Southern journalists, my passion… September 18, 2013 Previous 1 … 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 … 90 Next
