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Diane Dimond
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award by the nonprofit Fund for American Studies and the Institute on
Political Journalism is named for the late Pulitzer Prize-winning
reporter whose investigations into organized crime led to crackdowns on
labor racketeering and Teamsters union corruption.
This year’s award will be presented to Dimond on June 29 at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C.
“I am pleased to inform you that your entry, “Who Guards the Guardians?” was the winning article chosen from 95 entries from newspapers and magazines across the country,” Joe Starrs, director of the Institute on Political Journalism, wrote in a letter to Dimond announcing the prize.
The award includes a $2,500 cash prize and expenses paid for the Washington, D.C., appearance.
The Institute on Political Journalism also awards prizes for economic and collegiate reporting. Its website says the institute was created “to develop … objective journalists with high ethical standards and solid understanding of free-market economic principles.”
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Dimond wins award for Journal series
This year’s award will be presented to Dimond on June 29 at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C.
“I am pleased to inform you that your entry, “Who Guards the Guardians?” was the winning article chosen from 95 entries from newspapers and magazines across the country,” Joe Starrs, director of the Institute on Political Journalism, wrote in a letter to Dimond announcing the prize.
The award includes a $2,500 cash prize and expenses paid for the Washington, D.C., appearance.
The Institute on Political Journalism also awards prizes for economic and collegiate reporting. Its website says the institute was created “to develop … objective journalists with high ethical standards and solid understanding of free-market economic principles.”
Full Article & Source:
Dimond wins award for Journal series
She deserves this award for her fantastic series!
ReplyDeleteYes, I agree. New Mexico would still be saying things are going along fine in that state if it weren't for Diane Dimond.
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