Abortion: A matter of life and death
The late Jack Fuller took advantage of his legal training in writing editorials that won a Pulitzer Prize.
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Chicago Tribune goes undercover for stunning exposé
From Pulitzer’s World to the muckraking era and far beyond, reporters often got the goods through guile and guise
How Mad helped Roger Ebert win a Pulitzer Prize
On his way to the prize, a movie critic takes on an issue of his time: Women’s Lib
Three journalism leaders elected to head Pulitzer Prize Board
All three have served on the board since 2003. They replace David Kennedy, a Stanford historian who recently completed his tenure. His co-chair, Amanda Bennett, an executive editor at Bloomberg News, resigned from the board on Jan. 1 prior to the end of her term. Board members serve a maximum of nine years while a chair serves for only one year. The new co-chairs will share responsibilities over the course of the year.
Steven Hahn, American historian, and Robert Blau, an editor at Bloomberg News, join Pulitzer Board
Hahn has written extensively about the American South, African-American history and the international history of slavery, emancipation and race. Blau has carved an eclectic path up the journalistic ranks.