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Steph Selice

Steph Selice

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Writer, Alexandria Times

Alexandria, Pittsburgh

Beats

Primary beats

u.s.

Secondary beats

Deviant behavior and Black issuesSport–MediaArt ActivismTradeWind EnergyAppleMarsBusiness and economic satireEcologyAnimeNail CareAddiction and recoveryGeneral News

Final Covers

Business, health sciences social work, general interest (and in plain english) ghostwriting, public policy pets, History, education satire and humor

Doesn’t Cover

Any company or brand the general public will not know.

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Alexandria Times

Content

Total articles 5

  • The Tower of London has impressed-and terrified-people for nearly 1,000 years

    By Steph Selice, Jeff Reed| nationalgeographic.co.uk@ Her Majesty's Royal Palace and Fortress of the Tower of London: How aptly the title states the major roles of this iconic structure. Rising next to the River Thames, it was once the largest non-ecclesiastical building in England and a focus of power for each new monarch. Over the centuries, the structure has been renovated, enlarged, and enhanced. As the architecture has changed, so has the Tower’s purpose. It’s been a fortress, a prison, and a palace.

    By Steph Selice, Jeff Reed · nationalgeographic.co.uk

    Oct. 10, 2022

  • The Tower of London has impressed-and terrified-people for nearly 1,000 years

    By Steph Selice, Jeff Reed| National Geographic Verified Her Majesty's Royal Palace and Fortress of the Tower of London: How aptly the title states the major roles of this iconic structure. Rising next to the River Thames, it was once the largest nonecclesiastical building in England and a focus of power for each new monarch. Over the centuries, the structure has been renovated, enlarged, and enhanced. As the architecture has changed, so has the Tower’s purpose. It’s been a fortress, a prison, and a palace.

    By Steph Selice, Jeff Reed · National Geographic

    Oct. 06, 2022

  • The Tower of London has impressed-and terrified-people for nearly 1,000 years

    By Steph Selice, Jeff Reed| nationalgeographic.co.uk@ Her Majesty's Royal Palace and Fortress of the Tower of London: How aptly the title states the major roles of this iconic structure. Rising next to the River Thames, it was once the largest non-ecclesiastical building in England and a focus of power for each new monarch. Over the centuries, the structure has been renovated, enlarged, and enhanced. As the architecture has changed, so has the Tower’s purpose. It’s been a fortress, a prison, and a palace.

    By Steph Selice, Jeff Reed · nationalgeographic.co.uk

    Oct. 10, 2022

As seen in

Educational Leadership,National Geographic,Old Town Crier,Alexandria Times

Company Info

Alexandria Times

Alexandria, Virginia, United States

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