Pulitzer Prize

Pulitzer Prizes - annual awards for achievements in American journalism, letters, and music. The prizes are paid from the income of a fund left by Joseph Pulitzer to the trustees of Columbia Univ. They have been awarded each May since 1917 on the recommendation of an advisory board comprising journalists, the president of the university, with the dean of the graduate school of journalism as Read More...

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The Pulitzer Prize Story: News Stories, Editorials, Cartoons, and Pictures from the Pulitzer Prize Collection at Columbia University
by John Hohenberg. 343 pgs.

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Foreword

Contents

Illustrations

Introduction: The Values of Journalism

I: General Assignment: the Face of the Age

II: A Never-Ending Battle: the Fight against Graft

III: Turmoil over Dixie: the Racial Problem

IV: In Defense of Justice: the Reporting of Crime

V: With Gallantry and Devotion: Reporting Two World Wars

VI: When American Reporters Pierced the Iron Curtain

VII: Cold War and Hot: from Korea to Hungary

VIII: New Suns and New Moons: Space and the Atom

IX: The Lonely Struggle: Man against His Fate

X: Of People and Places: Golden Threads of Human Interest

XI: On Civil Liberties: the Human Rights Issue

Appendixes

Permissions

Index
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So What? Pulitzer Prize-Winning Exposes and Their Sometimes Dubious Consequences, in Columbia Journalism Review
by Bruce Porter. 7 pgs.

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Should the Pulitzer Rules Be Changed, in American Journalism Review
by Doug Brown. 2 pgs.

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Inside the Pulitzers, in Columbia Journalism Review
by Columbia Journalism Review. 2 pgs.

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Picking the Pulitzers, in Columbia Journalism Review
by Bill Dedman. 3 pgs.

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Excellence Is the Only Guidepost, in Columbia Journalism Review
by Brent Cunningham. 1 pgs.

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The Pulitzer Prize Plays, 1918-1934 (1935)
by Kathryn Coe, William H. Cordell. 856 pgs.

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Introduction By William Lyon Phelps

Acknowledgments

Why Marry?

Jesse Lynch Williams

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Beyond the Horizon

Eugene O'Neill

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Miss Lulu Bett

Zona Gale

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Anna Christie

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Icebound

Owen Davis

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Hell-Bent Fer Heaven

Hatcher Hughes

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They Knew What They Wanted

Sidney Howard

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Craig's Wife

George Kelly

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Act Three

In Abraham's Bosom

Paul Green

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Strange Interlude

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Strange Interlude Act Four

Act Six

Act Nine

Street Scene

Elmer Rice

Street Scene Act One

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The Green Pastures By Marc Connelly

Author's Note

Marc Connelly

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Alison's House

Susan Glaspell

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Of Thee I Sing

George S. Kaufman

Characters

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Both Your Houses

Maxwell Anderson

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Men in White

Sidney Kingsley

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Act Two Three Months Later

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The Reader's Encyclopedia: An Encyclopedia of World Literature and the Arts (1948) ("Pulitzer Prizes" begins on p. 890)
by William Rose Benet. 1252 pgs.

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Flash! The Associated Press Covers the World ("Pulitzers" begins on p. 189)
by Vincent Alabiso, Kelly Smith Tunney, Chuck Zoeller. 200 pgs.

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In Flash!, more than 150 of the Associated Press' greatest photographs have been brought together in an historic record of the major news events and personalities of the 20th century.

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Dedication

Eyewitness to History

War

Moments

The Story of the Associated Press

Acknowledgments / Credits

Pulitzers

Honor Roll

Chairmen / Presidents

Board of Directors

Vice Presidents

Index
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Pulitzer Prizes for Online Journalism?, in American Journalism Review
by Ernest Sander. 2 pgs.

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Alcoholism: Its Origins, Consequences and Costs: A Reporter's Journey into This Story Results in Lessons Learned-and a Pulitzer Prize, in Nieman Reports
by Eric Newhouse. 3 pgs.

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No Ordinary Joe: A Life of Joseph Pulitzer III (Chap. Sixteen "Prizes and Principles")
by Daniel W. Pfaff. 360 pgs.

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Sources and Acknowledgments

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Introduction

One: Growing Up

Two: Harvard

Three: Executive Apprentice

Four: Wartime

Five: Associate Editor

Six: Succession

Seven: Michael Edgar Pulitzer

Eight: The Pulitzers and the Newhouses

Nine: J P IV

Ten: The Family Fight

Eleven: J P IV

Twelve: Managing Editors

Thirteen: The

Fourteen: Running the Business

Fifteen: Patron of the Arts

Sixteen: Prizes and Principles

Seventeen: With Family and Friends

Eighteen: Giving Good Measure

Nineteen: Epilogue

Selected Bibliography

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