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Nicole Pesce is a freelance writer and a master’s candidate at New York University’s School of Journalism. She earned a bachelor’s degree in English at the State University of New York at Stony Brook on Long Island, where she also minored in journalism and wrote for The Stony Brook Press when she wasn’t rucking and mauling on the rugby pitch. Her work has appeared in Lamaze Parents and Baby Steps magazines, Washington Square News and The New York Observer.
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George Clooney, Grant Heslov and David Strathairn of the film “Good Night, and Good Luck” dropped by New York University’s journalism department to talk about Murrow, McCarthy and the state of the press.
Archived | Dec 19, 2005 (~1697 Words)In a city where a glass of beer often tops $6 and a tour can cost upwards of $30 per person, finding an inexpensive date can be something of a challenge. Why not take advantage of free public transit?
Archived | Nov 28, 2005 (~874 Words)While playing with my college team at the annual New York Rugby Sevens Tournament, I realized that while I have largely given up my cleats and shorts for the pumps and skirts of adulthood, rugby itself has also become more mature and polished.
Archived | Nov 28, 2005 (~1331 Words)While internships have become a resume staple for entry-level workers, the internships themselves are becoming less desirable — particularly in journalism. What’s a cub reporter to do?
Archived | Oct 5, 2005 (~1063 Words)
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