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Columnists for your reading pleasure – 2019 edition
Here are links to a number of columnists and columnist index pages from newspapers around the country for my JMC 406 commentary writing students, and anyone else who’s interested. It has been published here multiple times in different forms. National … Continue reading
Kathleen Parker for my commentary students
My commentary and blogging students are reading Kathleen Parker for class next week. Here are some good places to start. (And if you are not in my class, Kathleen Parker is a much better columnist than she was sidekick for … Continue reading
Columnists for my commentary class
Here are links to a number of columnists and columnist index pages from newspapers around the country for my commentary writing students, and anyone else who’s interested. National Columnists Leonard Pitts, Miami Herald 2004 Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist. His column written … Continue reading
Columnists for your reading pleasure
Here are links to a number of columnists and columnist index pages from newspapers around the country for my JMC 406 commentary writing students, and anyone else who’s interested. It has previously been published here in somewhat different form. National … Continue reading →