• journalism history,  Marjorie Paxson

    Marjorie Paxson

    I just got an email letting me know that the article Lance and I wrote about Texas and Florida women’s page editor Marjorie Paxson is being included in an Advanced Placement history class.Here is a link to the syllabus. I am so happy that these students will be learning about Marjorie. She is an amazing woman.

  • Carol Sutton,  journalism history

    Carol Sutton reference

    I just finished reading a chapter about Carol Sutton in the above book, It Happened in Kentucky. Carol was an award-winning women’s page editor at the Louisville Courier-Journal. She transitioned her section from traditional to progressive prior to the introduction of the Washington Post’s Style section. She went on to become the first female managing editor at a metro daily. My article about Carol comes out this Spring.

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    Anne Rowe Goldman column

    Yesterday I found this column Anne Rowe Goldman (a former women’s page editor) wrote in her role as ombudsman at the St. Pete Times during the late 1970s. Goldman was like many of her fellow women’s page journalists who reinvented their careers after the end of the women’s sections. Carol Sutton took on a similar position at the Louisville Courier-Journal after being the women’s page editor and then a brief tenure at a managing editor.

  • Bobbi McCallum,  journalism history

    Bobbi McCallum parents

    Yesterday I received this image of Bobbi McCallum’s parents. (They are the couple in the middle.) It can be found in the Seattle P-I photos at the Museum of History & Industry in Seattle. I am working on the captions for my article on Bobbi who was a women’s page journalist at the P-I in the 1960s. She died suddenly at age 25. The article is scheduled to run this Spring.

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