Sentence examples for cultural reports from inspiring English sources

Currently, Taxi TV includes a variety of news, weather and cultural reports produced by two local stations, WABC and WNBC.

After college at Simon's Rock in Great Barrington, Mass., and graduate studies in musicology at the University of North Carolina, he signed on as the afternoon announcer at WUNC in Chapel Hill in 1985 and freelanced cultural reports for NPR before being hired as a correspondent in 1996.

Switching from political reporting to cultural reporting doesn't make her decision more palatable: in France, culture and the arts are as political as government and religion.

She also teaches Sontag in her courses in New York University's Cultural Reporting and Criticism program.

She was teaching in the Cultural Reporting and Criticism program at New York University, which she founded in 1997.

Apology's content, a mix of fiction, literary nonfiction, photography and cultural reporting, ranges from the comedic to the arcane.

" '9-11' is not a normal book," said Susie Linfield, who teaches cultural reporting and criticism in the New York University department of journalism.

Willis went on to write for the Village Voice and other publications, and she also founded the Cultural Reporting and Criticism Program at New York University.

In 1995, as NYU's professor of journalism, she founded the US's only cultural reporting and criticism programme, within the department's graduate school.

He added: "It is also worth noting that earlier in their Times careers, both Steve and Frank worked with our former managing editor Arthur Gelb, the original architect of The Times's cultural report in the modern era.

Linfield, an associate professor of journalism and director of the Cultural Reporting and Criticism program at New York University (of which, to note, I am a graduate), takes on the questions: "Can photography itself make the world more livable?