Bob Woodward Receives 2012 Lovejoy Award
This year's Lovejoy recipient, Bob Woodward, entertains a full Lorimer Chapel with his acceptance speech and stories from the field.
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College honors NPR reporter
Soraya Sarhaddi Nelson flew back to Cairo, Egypt from Tunisia the night before the revolution broke out in January 2011
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Mitchell speaks on Klan murder cases
The winner of the 2006 Elijah Parish Lovejoy Award, Jerry Mitchell, returned to the Hill this week.
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Journalist Shane to visit Hill
Terrorist threats, intelligence agencies and the WikiLeaks embassy cables represent just a few of the topics on which Scott Shane of the New York Times’ Washington Bureau has reported throughout his career. Through the Goldfarb Center-sponsored Lovejoy Journalist-in-Residence program—made possible by a grant from the Knight Foundation—Shane will visit the Hill the week of April 10.
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Derrick Jackson
Assistant News Editor Michael Brophy sits down with award-winning Boston Globe columnist Derrick Jackson to discuss black athletes and social change, race in the campaign of Barack Obama, and the biased (but informed) nature of being a columnist.
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George Mitchell Press Conference
The United States Special Envoy for the Middle East, George Mitchell, speaks with the media before delivering a lecture on campus that evening. Mitchell, who was born in Waterville, addressed topics ranging from conflict resolution to domestic health care reform. Since mid-May, the Senator from Maine has been at work brokering discussions between Israel and the Palestinians.
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Interview with ProPublica's Paul Steiger
Managing Editor Molly Biddiscombe sits down for a Q&A with Editor-in-Chief of ProPublica.org Paul Steiger.