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Gerald Garcia Jr. seen as successful and controversial
In his long career, he has been known as the Angel of Death, Hatchet Man and now NAHJ Hall of Fame inductee.
 E-mail brouhaha
Journalists urged to monitor media companies
They don't pay enough attention to discrimination in their own industry, panelists say.
Photojournalists share war experiences
All Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist David Leeson cared about was getting the story and getting it right.
Español Edition: Sacude la guerra vida a periodistas gráficos
La Pregunta
What's the worst experience you ever had at a job fair?
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NAHJ says NAJA deserves support
CNN donated $1 million for scholarships to all the UNITY organizations except NAJA.
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Project reaches for parity
At the rate newspapers are going, it will take about 90 years to reach parity.
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CEOs eye future
Knight Ridder is reaching more readers thanks largely to online readership, said P. Anthony Ridder.
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Sobrevivir a la noticia
Periodistas hablan de las consecuencias de trabajar en países donde la libertad de prensa no existe.
Photo Gallery
 Get the goods on the giveaways
From maracas to aspirin, hitting the job fair can yield more than a job.
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It was 2 a.m. and two LRD editors were burning the midnight oil ... when suddenly everything went dark."
