One myth is that the Rice investigation was sparked by Mr. Hart's challenge to journalists to follow him to dispel rumors about his personal life.
Although often a challenge to journalists (see I), Albee proves unusually co-operative in the matter of the traditionally tricky final letter in an alphabet format.
On April 1, the Kremlin issued a preemptive challenge to journalists to report their income and wealth for publication on a government web site.
The Herald's Fiedler and McGee reported on May 3 that Hart denied allegations of "womanizing" outside his Capitol Hill townhouse, and cited an interview with The New York Times in which Hart issued a challenge to journalists to follow him.
Open hostility toward the news media is more common in other countries, and despite the recent challenges to American reporters, journalists elsewhere can face far tougher conditions that sometimes spill into violence.
Glinton also issues a challenge to young journalists at Youth Radio and beyond: tell courageous stories, including the ones others don't want to hear.
Yet AIDS still presents extraordinary challenges — not least to journalists trying to chronicle the epidemic's unfolding story, to remind a new generation of the importance of safe sex, and to follow the sometimes halting effort to make effective drugs available to all who need them.
His brother Seif al-Islam el-Qaddafi seemed to challenge journalists to look for signs of unrest.
History has often depicted her as a gentle Quaker lady and a mother figure, but her outspoken challenges to authority riled ministers, journalists, politicians, urban mobs, and her fellow Quakers.
A similar point has been made in relation to journalism, in which the freedom of the press is used as an argument to challenge attempts to subject journalists to ethical review [ 6].
