Emotional eyewitness accounts--memoirs, petitions, diaries, captivity narratives, private correspondence--as well as formal documents, official reports, and journalistic reportage give body and texture to the historical events described.
Students produce a body of journalistic work based on historical and archival research, interviews, investigation, and field work in Paris during spring break.
He wrote at least 40 books and a large body of journalistic works in which his pronounced though changeable views on social, political, and religious questions were constantly before the public.
C-2: Juniors and seniors may compete for the John Hersey Prize "for a body of journalistic work" reflecting the spirit and ideals of John Hersey: engagement with moral and social issues, responsible reportage, and craftsmanship.
The site is broken up into three sections of journalistic pieces and inforgraphics: Body, Pocket, and City which a fourth, Home, coming soon.
Despite the disparity between those artists initially operating under the term "industrial" and Nine Inch Nails, it has become common in journalistic descriptions of Reznor's body of work to describe it as such.
The NUJ wants a truly independent body, with press freedom and journalistic standards at its heart.
During the colonial era, metropolitan France was a regular stop on the educational, intellectual and journalistic pilgrimages of a small but significant body of Vietnamese elites.
But NPR's Folkenflik has more journalistic integrity in his little pinky than Williams has in his whole body.
While on hunger strike to fight for journalistic freedom in Egypt, Elshamy lost about one-third of his total body weight.
RT has no regard whatsoever for basic journalistic values like objectivity or the pursuit of truth; Ofcom, the British government media regulatory body, has repeatedly rebuked the network for breaching basic broadcasting standards, far more than any other network.
