Articles with keyword "journalism"
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Direct from the Front
Since the Spanish-American War, correspondents have balanced loyalty to their country with responsibility to inform the public.
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"The Earth Shook, The Sky Burned"
From the San Francisco earthquake of 1906 to daily events, more than two centuries of newspaper history are being preserved.
Conversation
A Conversation with Vartan Gregorian
The president of Carnegie Corporation speaks with NEH Chairman Bruce Cole about the delights of learning.
Conversation
Chasing Beauty
Meryle Secrest speaks with NEH Chairman Bruce Cole about the art world and her work as a biographer.
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The Sage and the Self-Promoter
Emerson's oratory ignites the imagination of the young journalist Walt Whitman.
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A “Mad, Hulking Carnival” of American Life
Breaking some of the rules made Tom Wolfe a better observer.
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Lafcadio Hearn in New Orleans
The misfit journalist felt at home in the marginalized world he wrote about.
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Liebling's War
A. J. Liebling’s World War II journalism climbed to great literary heights, even as it stayed close to the ground.


