A lot of distinguished reporters eventually get the feeling that they've done what is essentially the same story one too many times.
I had never intended to be a journalist but was fascinated with the team of distinguished reporters, who had arrived in Islamabad to cover the American invasion of Afghanistan and its fallout in Pakistan.
The winning entries from print, photo, radio, and TV categories were selected by a jury made up of distinguished reporters, child rights experts and industry representatives.
The winning entries from print, radio, TV, photojournalis, categories areselected by a panel of jurors made up of distinguished reporters, child rights experts and industry representatives.
The winning entries from print, radio and TV categories were selected by a panel of jurors made up of distinguished reporters, child rights experts and industry representatives.
Among the contributors was Bob Greene, Newsday's distinguished investigative reporter; Gene Goltz, a Pulitzer Prize winner; and George Vecsey, a sportswriter who went on to work for The Times.
(Ed is now a distinguished war reporter; he and his partner, the adult Holly Sykes, have a six-year-old daughter, Aoife).
(No one reported the Staples mess better then the L.A. Times, which devoted a special fourteen-page section to an exhaustive account by its distinguished media reporter, David Shaw).
The point was hammered home with ruthless irony by a distinguished BBC reporter reminding us that he was outside a world economic summit called by the prime minister to help avoid the catastrophe that lurks around every corner.
I did finish "Comedy in a Minor Key," a short novel by the Dutch novelist Hans Keilson, who died recently at 101, and I'm in the middle of "Almost a Family," a memoir by John Darnton, a distinguished former reporter and editor for The Times (and my former boss).
