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STEVE FRIESS
Las Vegas, NV

www.stevefriess.com
| OVERVIEW |
Award-winning journalist
with extensive versatility and experience that includes
breaking news, long features, sports, travel, business
and computer-assisted reporting. Work includes datelines
from China, Cambodia and across the U.S.
Also, instructor of COM
250, basic newswriting and gathering, at University of
Nevada-Las Vegas.
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CURRENT
EMPLOYMENT |
Freelance Journalist:
Credits include Newsweek, The
New York Times, Time,
Boston Globe, USA
Today, Christian
Science Monitor, Chicago
Tribune, US
News & World Report, San
Francisco Chronicle,
People, Wired, The
Los Angeles Times, Denver Post, Reuters,
Travel + Leisure, Baltimore
Sun, Newsday, Philadelphia
Inquirer, America West, The
Advocate, Out, Genre, TimeOut
New York, Editor & Publisher, South China Morning
Post, Korea Herald, and others. |
1/2001 – 2/2002
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USA Today, chief
China stringer: Covered China for nation’s
largest daily. Includes coverage of the US-China spy-plane
stand-off, Chinese basketball players coming to the
NBA, AIDS, the 2008 Olympic bid, intellectual property
rights theft and President Bush’s post-Sept.
11 visit to Shanghai. Returned to cover SARS in 2003. |
9/1999 – 11/2000
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South Florida
Sun-Sentinel, staff writer:
Growth reporter. Broke several national stories related
to the taking of the 2000 Census. Also covered voting
problems on election night in Palm Beach County,
Fla., becoming among the first to report on the butterfly
ballot controversy. |
9/1996 – 8/1999
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Las Vegas Review-Journal, staff
writer: Covered education and county government
in the nation’s fastest-growing region. |
7/1994 – 8/1996
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Rockford Register
Star, staff writer: Covered
cops, courts, local government and GA.
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| EDUCATION |
Northwestern
University
Medill School of Journalism, Bachelor of Science in 1994.
Poynter Institute
"Leadership and Ethics for College Editors and News Directors" in
1993.
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| FIRST-PLACE HONORS |
- New York Press Association,
religion coverage: For coverage of gay
Catholic conference in Vegas. 2004.
- Top
of the News, Community Writing:
For coverage of the 2000 census from the Sun-Sentinel.
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Top of the News, Enterprise Reporting:
For computer-assisted analysis in 2000 of property value
changes in Palm Beach County, Fla., from the Sun-Sentinel.
- Nevada Press Association,
First Amendment:
For 1997 fight for access to an audit of Clark County
(Nev.) School District’s special education practices.
- Best of Gannett,
Enterprise: For 1995 expose on biker-gang war.
- Hearst Foundation
National Writing Championship:
1994 champion of three-day writing and reporting competition
held in San Francisco for top finishers in that year’s
annual contests.
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| ORGANIZATIONS and
ACTIVITIES |
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| REFERENCES |
Available upon request. |
about this site |
blog |
resume |
in the news |
important clips |
archive |
podcast
the china chronicles |
nlgja |
children's story |
gallery |
guestbook |
contact me
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