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The thrill is alive.

Opinion. Offers information on the frustrations and the excitement of journalism, focusing the day-to-day operations of on various journalists. Why some journalists changed their jobs; Importance of loving journalism; Comments and profiles of several journalists.

Published in:American Journalism Review Vol. 19; no. 1; pp. 18 - 25
Main Author: Rich, Carole
Format: Editorial
Published: University of Maryland Jan/Feb97
Subjects:
Journalists
Conduct of life
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