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Don Hewitt is best known as the creator and producer of CBS's "60 Minutes," the most successful program in American television history. 20 years before the launch of "60 Minutes," Hewitt was one of...
Larry Racies had a long career in CBS radio and later, television, starting in 1940. He was part of the small crew that started CBS-TV in the mid-1940s at WCBW in New York City. He became one of th...
Richard C. Hottelet was one of the original "Murrow Boys" who worked for Edward R. Murrow at CBS during World War II. Hottelet was the first broadcast journalist to give the listeners a first-hand ...
Reuven Frank was one of the most important people in the early decades of American television news. He started with NBC's television newscast in 1950 and helped lead that effort for the next few de...
Robert Bendick had a long career in television and other media. He was part of the original CBS-TV crew when commercial television was launched in 1941. Later in his career, he was the first dedica...
Robert Skedgell had a long career with CBS. Most of his time was in network radio, but he has the distinction of being one of the first television news writers in history. He was part of the CBS-TV...
Av Westin was an important part of American network television news in the 20th Century. He started with CBS radio in the 1940s and later transitioned to CBS-TV news. He moved to ABC News and helpe...
Gordon Yoder was a news film photographer for the Hollywood newsreels in the 1940s and transitioned to television in the 1950s. He was an important member of the moving pictures side of the Nationa...
Focuses on the United Nations' three Secretary Generals: Norwegian Trygve Lie, Sweden's Dag Hammarskjold and U Thant of Burma. Interspersed with film excerpts, photos, and commentary, the show also...
Examines trade unionism in Australia, England, and the United States and pursues in its comparative study what trade unionism has come to mean to Australins.
Presents rules of etiquette for boys and girls who are beginning to date. Emphasizes the importance of showing consideration for the feelings of others at social events.
The narrator coaches Bill as he picks up Carol for a date at a costume party, and helps him to observe social courtesy during the party. Bill learns how graceful introductions are made, how to mak...
Nancy Callaway Fyffe, BA’72, is an Emmy Award-winning director who has spent her career breaking glass ceilings within the television industry. She was the first woman to direct television in both ...
Using her authoritative expertise in color theory and the science behind graphic design, Pegie Stark, BFA’75, MA’79, PhD’84, has designed and redesigned a wide range of news publications, books, ma...
Over her rich, 24-year career at The Wall Street Journal, Elizabeth Bernstein, BA’87, has reported on higher education, philanthropy, psychology, and religion, all areas in which personal relations...
Lillian Dunlap, MME’73 (Jacobs), PhD’92, has spent her career at the intersection of teaching and storytelling, training thousands of college students, professional journalists, and journalism facu...
Fred Kalil, BA’04, became an Atlanta icon over the course of the 31 years he spent as a sports broadcaster in the nation’s 10th-largest market, thanks to his affable personality and encyclopedic sp...
Mike Kelley, BA’89, is an award-winning television writer, producer, and creator. Starting his professional career working as a production assistant in Los Angeles, he has gone on to write and prod...
Derek Mobley, BA’91, has shaped the viewing of three decades of major sporting events, including Rose Bowls, Wimbledons, Olympics, and many more.
Initially starting at ESPN as a college student, M...