As Dr. de Waal described his new work on animal culture, "The Ape and the Sushi Master," a reporter's Cairn terrier ran to him, tossed a toy into his lap and issued a challenging bark.
His imitations of white-authority voices — social workers, police officers, juvenile masters, teachers, reporters — were never less than pinpoint, playful savagery.
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Mr. Clinton is notably garrulous on an impressive range of topics: Touring a New Hampshire fair on Sunday, he gave an impromptu master class to reporters on how to grow oversized watermelons and pumpkins.
It is a treat to see so many together, and to trace Homer's progress from skillful, sensitive reporter to master draughtsman and creative artist.
Ms Masters, a Washington Post reporter, is studiously even-handed in telling the story, but it is clear where her sympathies lie.
On the same day that Sorenstam's comments hit the Internet, Wie's name came up on ESPN's pre-Masters teleconference with reporters.
This is McClellan's shot at shaping his place in history, and so far, the man who studied from the Bush/ Rove playbook for seven years is using the tricks he learned from the masters to deflect reporters from a simpler, more basic and more important story.
Maria Bartiromo, the CNBC business reporter, will be master of ceremonies.
Serena came to us as a seasoned reporter with a master's degree in journalism who had recently dropped out of the rat race to freelance.
