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Jonathan Abel
Reporter, Southern Maryland and Howard County
Senior, Harvard University
Jonathan worked last summer as an intern at the Miami Herald,
where he covered general assignment stories for the paper’s
Broward edition. Executive editor of the Harvard Crimson, he
also served as a reporter and editorial columnist. He currently
freelances for The Boston Globe’s Health & Sciences
section. He spent summer 2003 scouring the Library of Congress
and National Archives as a research assistant for a book on
the Everglades. He has taken such a liking to cops reporting
that he listens to his own police scanner at home. A history
major and member of Phi Beta Kappa, he expects to graduate in
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Anjali Athavaley
Reporter, Financial
Junior, University of Texas
Anjali was a Dow Jones Newspaper Fund business reporting intern
at the Houston Chronicle last summer. She wrote about real estate,
health care, technology, retail and campaign finance. She attended
a pre-internship training program at New York University. She
was a stringer for the Chronicle’s community section in
2003. She was a senior reporter at the Daily Texan, her campus
newspaper, where she began as a general assignment reporter
and feature writer. She is fluent in Marathi (an Indian language)
and is studying Spanish in Barcelona for eight months this year.
She expects to receive a bachelor’s degree in government
in May 2006. |
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Lisa Bonos
Copy Editor, Financial
Senior, University of California, Los Angeles
Lisa is managing editor of the UCLA Daily Bruin. She entered
the newspaper as a copy intern in April 2002, then became a
copy editor, copy chief, editorial board member and columnist.
Last summer, she worked for Mattel, Inc., where she named toys
and wrote original copy for such popular brands as Barbie and
Polly Pocket. She studied Shakespeare in London and Stratford,
England, in summer 2003. She is conversational in Hebrew and
pursued Jewish studies in Israel from Sept. 2000 to June 2001.
She expects to receive a bachelor’s degree in English
in June. |
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Madia Brown
Assistant News Editor, News Desk
Senior, Norfolk State University
Madia is editor in chief of the biweekly Spartan Echo, the campus
newspaper. She was a page design intern at the Detroit News
last summer. The previous spring she worked as a page designer
at the Virginian-Pilot. Her interest in art dates back to second
grade, when she won first prize in an art contest at her elementary
school in Green Pond, S.C. She pursued journalism on the staff
of her high school paper, where she started as a staff writer
and rose to section editor and editor in chief. She expects
to receive a bachelor’s degree in journalism in May. |
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Fulvio Cativo
Reporter, Montgomery County
Senior, University of Maryland, College Park
Fulvio has been an intern at the Plain Dealer in Cleveland (summer
2004) and the Courier Journal in Louisville (summer 2003) as
part of the Chips Quinn Scholars Program. He also worked as
an intern in the Washington bureau of the Dallas Morning News
the first half of 2002. He is a copy editor for Knight Ridder
Tribune Information Services in Washington. Last year he was
a state house reporter for Capital News Service in Annapolis
and covered state government for the Diamondback, the campus
newspaper, in 2002. He graduated from Montgomery Blair High
School in Silver Spring and received a $10,000 scholarship awarded
by The Washington Post’s Young Journalists Development
Program and the National Association of Hispanic Journalists.
He is a native Spanish speaker and also is conversational in
French. He expects to receive a bachelor’s degree in journalism
in December. |
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Michael Alison Chandler
Reporter, Loudoun County
Graduate student, University of California, Berkeley
Michael interned last summer at the Salt Lake Tribune in Utah.
She spent five months in early 2003 as an intern for the San
Francisco-based Center for Investigative Reporting, where she
did research for an hour-long radio documentary, “Whose
Vote Counts?” She also has worked as an online editor,
content developer and a radio producer. As a Coro Fellow in
2000-2001, she studied public policy in California. She is conversational
in French and Spanish. She received a bachelor’s degree
in American studies from Mills College in Oakland in 1998 and
expects to receive a master’s degree in journalism in
May. |
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Mark Chediak
Reporter, Financial
Graduate student, University of California, Berkeley
Mark worked for the Business and Metro sections of the South
Florida Sun-Sentinel as an intern last summer. The previous
summer he worked as a general assignment reporter at the Napa
Valley Register. His work has appeared on the Web site of PBS
Frontline. He was an intern reporter at the San Francisco Business
Times from August 2002 to March 2003. He worked as a reporter
and researcher for the Red Herring, a business and technology
magazine, and as a contributing writer for PC World, San Francisco
magazine, the Oakland Tribune and the Daily Californian. He
is conversational in Spanish. He received a bachelor’s
degree in history from UC in 1997 and expects to receive a master’s
degree in journalism in May. |
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Vanessa de la Torre
Reporter, Style
Graduate student, Stanford University
Vanessa worked as an intern reporter the past four summers at
the Imperial Valley Press, in El Centro, Calif., her hometown.
She is a writer for the Cardinal Inquirer, a publication of
Stanford’s graduate journalism program. She also was a
contributing writer for the Progressive Review, a Princeton
publication. She studied Milton and Shakespeare at University
College London in spring 2003 and attended the 2002 Summer Institute
of Hispanic Studies at the Universidad de León in Spain.
She is fluent in Spanish. She received a bachelor’s degree
in English from Princeton in 2004 and expects to receive a master’s
degree in journalism in June. |
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Tetona Dunlap
Photographer
Senior, Creighton University
Tetona is a Chips Quinn Scholar working as an intern photographer
at the Lincoln Journal Star in Nebraska. She was an intern photographer
last summer at the Associated Press in Seattle. The previous
summer, she was a photography intern at the Argus Leader in
Sioux Falls, S. D. She has been a photographer for the Creightonian,
her campus newspaper, since 2001. She served as photography
editor in her junior year. She also was a photographer for Reznetnews.org
from August 2003 to May 2004 and for the UNITY newspaper, published
by students during the convention in August. She attended the
American Indian Journalism Institute at the University of South
Dakota in June 2003. She received a bachelor’s in journalism
in December. |
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Walter Gabriel
Reporter, Sports
Junior, Louisiana State University
Walter worked as an intern last summer at the Times-Picayune
in New Orleans. He also worked for the UNITY convention newspaper
last August. He is a contributing writer to the LSU Daily Reveille.
A story he wrote about the racist practices of local bars earned
him a first-place award from the Louisiana Press Writers Association
in news and feature writing. A print journalism major, he expects
to graduate in May 2006. |
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Nia-malika Henderson
Reporter, City Desk
Graduate student, Columbia University
Nia-Malika worked four years as a news assistant at the New
York Times, where she also researched story ideas for the magazine
and wrote for the Book Review and Metro sections. She interned
last summer at New York Newsday. As a freelancer, she has written
book reviews that have appeared in The Washington Post and the
San Francisco Chronicle. She also wrote for the Bronx Beat and
worked as an editorial assistant at DoubleTake Magazine/DoubleTake
Books in Durham, N.C. She received a master’s degree American
Studies from Yale University and a bachelor’s degree in
cultural anthropology from Duke University. She expects to receive
a master’s degree in journalism in May. |
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