"Pollsters restore tarnished reputation", reported the Guardian.
Further to illustrate that no one in this tawdry tale emerges with an unsullied reputation, reports have has now alleged that Ms Houlihan is an internet dominatrix who sells her used underwear online for £15.
At his memorial, his Observer colleague Anthony Sampson, who had made his reputation reporting on Mandela's struggle against apartheid, noted that, "David seemed to welcome the challenge of impossible people".
Despite its controversial reputation, reported and maybe partially created by the press, the coming exhibit is also likely to attract thoughtful commentary, and is clearly meant to be revealing, not sensationalistic.
Although he made his reputation reporting on hurricanes, and still delights in covering them, he wasn't sure that one of the nine full stories that evening should be floods in the Midwest.
He and Bates had been collecting beetles in Wales, winning minor scientific reputations from their reports of a few rare specimens, but he hungered for a broader perspective.
Confronted with societal pressures to make derivative activities more transparent, managers responded in a manner that can be explained by legitimacy and institutional theories and the maintenance of the managers' and their firms' financial reporting reputations.
Lucian shows the not often seen negative side to both Pythagoras' and Alexander's reputations when he reports that, if one took even the worst things said about Pythagoras, Alexander would far outdo him in wickedness (4).
Radio commentary was once the exclusive province of the professional sports journalist, men (they were almost invariably men) who may have played the game a bit in their youth, but whose careers and reputations were rooted in reporting, not fame on the field.
