Member News

Communications Committee to Discuss Media Relations, Noon, Oct. 21

October 7, 2010

Paul Rodriguez of Burson-Marsteller will lead a discussion on best practices in media relations and how to be a good source for reporters at noon, Thursday, Oct. 21, on the mezzanine. Rodriguez is managing director at the Washington office of the global public relations firm, where he provides…

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Wine Tasting Nets Cash for Library

October 6, 2010

About 200 people attended Stomp the Grapes to sample wines, spirits and beers Friday, Oct. 1, and helped raise about $3,000 for the operations of the Club's non-profit arm, the Eric Friedheim National Journalism Library. "I can't think of a more fun way to raise money for the Library," said…

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NPC Member Marshall Cohen Honored by Brown University

October 4, 2010

Silver Owl Marshall H. Cohen was awarded Brown University’s “2010 Nan Tracy ’46 Award” at a ceremony at Brown on Sept. 25. The annual award is presented to an alumni in recognition of their “Creative Communications and Class Engagement Benefiting the University.” Cohen has long been active with…

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Visit Annapolis Oct. 23: Take a Cruise, Tour the Naval Academy; $65

October 4, 2010

The International Correspondents Committee has organized a daylong trip to Annapolis, Md., on Saturday, Oct. 23. The $65 fee covers round-trip transportation on a luxury coach and a cruise aboard the Woodwind Schooner. Reservations are due Friday, Oct. 8. The trip will feature: A two-hour cruise…

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Nominations Open for Dec. 10 Club Elections

September 30, 2010

Nominations for officer and Board of Governors seats open Monday, Oct. 4, when candidates may place their petitions on tables set up in the alcove in front of the NPC president’s office on the 14th floor. Voting on Dec. 10 will take place for: President Vice President Secretary Treasurer…

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NPC Election Timetable and Procedures

September 30, 2010

The annual election for the Board of Governors and officers will take place from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Friday, Dec. 10, 2010 (the second Friday of December as per the Constitution, Article IV, Section 3). Votes will be counted immediately after the closing of the polls. Voting will take place…

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Former Journalist Wins 'Genius' Grant

September 29, 2010

Last year I hosted an NPC Luncheon with David Simon, former journalist and creator of groundbreaking television like "Homicide," "The Wire" and "Treme." A one-time reporter at the Baltimore Sun, Simon spoke about the news business and how it prepared him for a career in television drama. To listen…

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NPC President Bjerga Has Day Job, Too

September 28, 2010

At the 71 percent point in his term, our president, Alan Bjerga, is also managing to do a very respectable job at journalism -- in addition to his other duties. The Bloomberg agriculture reporter recently has found his way into print at BusinessWeek (now owned by Bloomberg). In between hosting NPC…

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Ribbon Cut at Remodeled Reliable Source

September 28, 2010

NPC Vice President Mark Hamrick cut the ribbon Sept. 27 at the remodeled kitchen of the Reliable Source, accompanied by board members and officers of the Club. The new kitchen has an open design and is equipped to offer a variety of menu items not previously available, including pizza and panini.…

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Spots Remain for Portrait Gallery Tour, 10 am Oct. 2; RSVP Due Sept. 30

September 28, 2010

Space is still available to attend a VIP tour of the Katherine Graham exhibit at the National Portrait Gallery at 10 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 2. The deadline to reserve is Thursday, Sept. 30. The tour will be conducted by NPC member and National Portrait Gallery historian Amy Henderson. Reserve at (202…

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