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Category Archives: Journalism
2019 – the end, 2020 – a beginning
Even for a person who has spent the last 40+ years in genre fandom such as Doctor Who, Star Wars, X-Men, Avengers, 2019 was a memorable year for endings. I’ve been a Star Wars fan from 1976 when I first … Continue reading
Posted in Comics, History, Journalism, Marvel Cinematic Universe, movies, Star Wars, Uncategorized
Tagged Doctor Who, fandom, Star Wars
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Summer reading is mostly memoirs
I read a lot but too much of it is on my computer. So I choose carefully when I decide to pick a up a book, and am likely to put one down if I am not taken with it. … Continue reading
A ‘March For Our Lives’ in Washington DC
They came from all around the DC area and from out-of-state – Minneapolis, New York State and more. They filled the historic Pennsylvania Ave and overflowed to some of the other streets. The March for Our Lives was not just … Continue reading
Posted in Journalism, Uncategorized
Tagged 2018, March for our Lives, Protests, Washington DC
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Like journalists, illustrators like Rockwell and Nast speak to the masses
Great artists don’t reproduce history, they interpret it. Earlier this week I went out to Stockbridge, Massachusetts to the museum dedicated to illustrator, Norman Rockwell. I’ve said since my art school days that the major diff. between a fine artist and … Continue reading
Posted in 2016, Journalism, Uncategorized
Tagged illustration, Norman Rockwell, Presidential Politics, Thomas Nast
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Terrorism then, terrorism now
The attacks in Brussels are taking me back 31 years. When I first arrived at USA Today, I was assigned to the library (which served as the news clippings morgue) as well as a research center. It was also where … Continue reading
Posted in 2016, Journalism, Terrorism, Uncategorized
Tagged 1980s, Brussels, photography, Rome, Terrorism, Vienna
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Journopalooza!
Local news media held their annual Journopalooza – Battle of the Media Bands – at the Hard Rock Cafe in D.C. Translated that means that a solid crop of Washington’s reporters, editors, television people and more came together to drink, socialize … Continue reading