Sentence examples for minor journalism from inspiring English sources

He was all of 22. Yes, McAlary had a big ego, but he was not a prisoner of self-absorption: later on, a young reporter who'd been given some minor journalism honor might find a magnum of Champagne on the desk, wrapped by McAlary in the prizewinning articles.

You can major in the science you plan to write about and minor in journalism, major in journalism and minor in the science, or go for a double major.

I graduated from Rutgers with a business degree and a minor in journalism.

With a major in business administration and minor in journalism, he went on to work as a journalist and researcher.

Estelle Ruth Ellis was born in Brooklyn on Nov. 12, 1919, and graduated from Hunter College in Manhattan with a major in political science and a minor in journalism.

He majored in business with a minor in journalism.

Ms. Scott has a B.A. in Communications with a minor in Journalism from California State University at Sacramento.

He also attended night classes at Southern Methodist University, earning a Bachelor of Arts degree in speech with a minor in journalism.

He studied radio and television speech, with a minor in journalism at the university, according to the Minneapolis Star Tribune.

Richard Wald, a professor who teaches an ethics course at the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism, said that the publication of the names raised the challenge of how to handle minors in journalism coverage.

By C. Malman and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, March 21 , 1942P. 9 We were pleased when the subway advertising cards, branched out from a straight couph-drop policy, began to admit minor unsponsored journalism-cartoon, photographs and pretty girls.