The Great Gansby
Parting Shot: Seeking Journalism's Empty Spaces
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I’ve gotten used to the sounds of a newsroom. The clicking of a dozen keyboards and the quick, clipped footsteps of writers on deadlines. But this was, necessarily, quite different.
This had beeps to go along with the click-clacks of keys, an intercom that replaced the cross-room shouts of the managing editor. My left arm was squeezed—increasingly so—but I kept on typing. I had just 50 words left to jot down, so I went right on clicking as the room around me stayed humming.
Veteran Saunders Proves Unstoppable, Indescribable
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla.—The thing about really good players is that they often turn reporters into pretty poor journalists.
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