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Paul Makishima
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Deputy News Editor, Harvard Gazette
Boston
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By Paul Makishima Verified, Angie Thomas| The Boston Globe Verified By Paul S. Makishima Globe Staff February 08, 2019YA-star author Angie Thomas dances onto the stage at the Wilbur Theatre Thursday night for a conversation with Christina Tucker of the podcast “Unfriendly Black Hotties.” Thomas, whose debut novel was the wildly popular “The Hate U Give’’ was in town to promote her new book.
By Paul Makishima Verified| The Boston Globe Verified By Paul S. Makishima Globe Staff January 11, 2019 grandfailure/stock.adobe.com This year is shaping up to be a big one for fiction, with new books from the likes of Elizabeth McCracken, Marlon James, Karen Russell, and Colson Whitehead and long-awaited second novels by Nicole Dennis-Benn, Téa Obreht, and Erin Morgenstern.
By Paul Makishima Verified, Angie Thomas| The Boston Globe Verified By Paul S. Makishima Globe Staff February 08, 2019YA-star author Angie Thomas dances onto the stage at the Wilbur Theatre Thursday night for a conversation with Christina Tucker of the podcast “Unfriendly Black Hotties.” Thomas, whose debut novel was the wildly popular “The Hate U Give’’ was in town to promote her new book.
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Harvard Gazette
The Harvard Crimson, established in 1873, is the oldest continuously published daily college newspaper in the United States. Operated entirely by Harvard College undergraduates, it serves as a key news source for the Harvard community, showcasing a commitment to journalistic excellence with numerous alumni who have won Pulitzer Prizes. The Crimson publishes a daily print edition from Monday to Friday during the academic year, covering a range of topics including campus news, sports, arts, and national and international affairs. It also offers a digital platform with daily online content, multimedia features, and archived articles. Additionally, the publication produces *Fifteen Minutes*, a weekly online and monthly print magazine that focuses on long-form journalism and cultural commentary. The organization is structured around 10 editorial and operational boards, providing students with opportunities to gain hands-on journalism experience. Located in Cambridge, Massachusetts, The Crimson continues to blend tradition with innovation, engaging its audience through both print and digital media.
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