About me … and the blog
I'm a professor of journalism at Wingate University near Charlotte, N.C. I've also written about sports for newspapers and other publications for more than 30 years. This blog's mostly about journalism, especially sports media. But it could also be about whatever's interesting to me today. You never know.Categories
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Category Archives: Higher education
London calling, Part 2: Churchill, Cambridge, papers and kings
Fleet Street, as I noted in the previous post, is the historic home of the newspaper industry in London. The papers left in the 1980s, for reasons we’ll touch on momentarily. But there’s still plenty to see in that area … Continue reading
Loaves, fishes, the Great Eclipse and another beginning
Another school year is here, though the start of classes at Wingate University is still six days away. Our preparation for the work ahead begins each year with two or three days of meetings and workshops, usually on some pedagogical … Continue reading
The Old Perfessor 