10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «COPYGIRL»
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copygirl in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
copygirl and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
As a teenage copygirl, she was occasionally allowed to do short articles. One day
, she was given a clipping from another newspaper in which a prominent local
physician was quoted as endorsing euthanasia - mercy killing of terminally ill ...
Colin James Isbister, 2010
2
Chin Chin: The Cookbook
Cookbook based on the recipes of Melbourne restaurant Chin Chin
3
Key Readings in Journalism
It was wartime; allthecopyboys hadenlistedor beendrafted. Eileen was the
second copygirl everhired at The Washington Post. When the reporters wanted
theircopy run upto thecitydesk, they stillyelled “Boy!” “Boy!” “Boy!” “Copy!” “Copy!”
“Copy!
Elliot King, Jane Chapman, 2012
4
Reporting from Washington : The History of the Washington ...
Among them was Eileen Shanahan, a District of Columbia native and former
copygirl at the Washington Post. At the UP, Shanahan started on dictation and
moved up to the radio desk. The AP similarly replaced the departing men with
women ...
Donald A. Ritchie Associate Historian U.S. Senate Historical Office, 2005
I confessed to the men that I had developed an excruciating crush on a copygirl
at the Times. She reminded me of Sidney. Though she didn't look like Sidney,
she had that same ethereal detachment, which I associated with wealth.
6
Brothers and Sisters, We Have a Problem
As the teenage copygirl, she was occasionally allowed to do short articles. One
day, she was given a clipping from another newspaper in which a prominent
local physician was quoted as endorsing euthanasia — mercy killing of terminally
ill ...
7
Women in Media Careers: Success Despite the Odds
1927) who launched her writing career with the Dayton Journal-Herald first as a
copygirl and then as a full-time writer. Born into a working class family, saving for
college was a must and she began finally three years after high school, in 1947, ...
Lee Bollinger, Carole O'Neill, 2008
8
Watchdogs of Democracy?: The Waning Washington Press Corps ...
I graduated from college and headed for Washington. I landed a job on the now
defunct Washington Daily News, owned by Scripps Howard Newspapers, as a
copygirl, meaning a gofer. I thought I had arrived, but I only had a foot in the door.
9
The Shocking Miss Pilgrim: A Writer in Early Hollywood
So, during our second summer vacation, I hired out to the New York Globe as an
errand- or copygirl— the first female to be so engaged on that venerable paper.
At the Globe, I learned how a paper is put to bed, how editorials are written, and ...
Frederica Sagor Maas, 2010
10
Profiles of Ohio Women, 1803-2003
At Patterson Vocational High School in Dayton, she wrote for the school paper
and participated in a cooperative work program as a copygirl for the
DaytonHerald.After finishing high school, she enrolled first at Ohio University and
then at the ...
Jacqueline Jones Royster, 2003
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «COPYGIRL»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
copygirl is used in the context of the following news items.
The Fun Mom
Read more from Michelle Sassa at thefemininemystake.com and in her debut novel, Copygirl, hailed as Mad Men meets The Devil Wears ... «Huffington Post, Jun 15»
Chloe Shorten on life, love and family with federal Opposition …
After high school, she joined the Sunday Mail in Brisbane as a copygirl, and started studying journalism remotely through Deakin University in ... «Herald Sun, May 15»
He broke huge story and lost his job
When I arrived in the city room of the Chicago Daily News a little before 9 -- neither an editor nor a reporter, but a copygirl -- the editors were ... «CNN, May 15»
The day a president died
(CNN) I was a copygirl in my fourth month at the Chicago Daily News, my second assigned to the city desk. It had become my custom at 4 ... «CNN, Apr 15»
Tribute to the late Ron Humberstone - Sheffield and South Yorkshire …
Often the “copygirl” taking his reports over the phone was his wife Jean, who worked for The Star and Green Un for 30 years. Jean died in ... «The Star, Mar 15»
Cecily Tynan's torn ACL didn't stop her
"My grandmother graduated from Chestnut Hill College and started out as a copygirl and then she became a well-respected high school sports ... «Philly.com, Jan 15»
Ruben Rosario: I still see Kennedy through 9-year-old eyes
She came to work as a copygirl for a spell at my former newspaper, the New York Daily News. I thought she would be a bit snobbish and aloof. «Pioneer Press, Nov 13»
Helen Thomas, White House Correspondent Who Covered 10 …
She came to Washington in 1942 as a copygirl for the Washington Daily News, later becoming a junior reporter, but was laid off shortly ... «DCist.com, Jul 13»
The Morning Note: Saying goodbye to Cousin Petunia, a memorable …
My mother's newspaper career started as copygirl in the 1940s at the Philadelphia Bulletin. She knew she had to get reporting experience in ... «The Express Times - LehighValleyLive.com, Mar 12»
Former Daily News City Editor Richard J. Blood dies at 83
... recalled his father gently editing the columns of Pulitzer Prize winner Jimmy Breslin — and working with a copygirl named Caroline Kennedy. «New York Daily News, Feb 12»
