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Professional Experience

1986

-1995: ABC News 20/20

* A 1995 story about the means to produce the bomb at the federal

building in Oklahoma City

* A 1995 profile of Motown creator Berry Gordy

* A 1994 analysis of how estrogen-like compounds are adversely

affecting wildlife

and some human beings

* A 1994 investigation of illegal monitoring techniques used by

Campbell's Soup

toward its employees

* A 1993 investigation of patients infected with AIDs by a Florida

dentist

* An interview between President Clinton and Barbara Walters on the

occasion of the 1993 Middle East peace agreement between the PLO

and Israel

* An investigation of how the military had incorrectly identified

deaths of soldiers as suicides. The 1993 report focused on a

growing number of poor investigative techniques used by the

military

* A 1993 profile of Attorney General Janet Reno, the first woman to

hold the Cabinet

* A 1993 investigation of the in-vitro fertilization industry

* An investigation of American soldiers held by the Soviet Union

during World War II, the Korean conflict and Vietnam. The 1992

report focused on how the U.S. government abandoned hundreds of

American POWs to avoid the risk of war with the Soviet Union

* An investigation of the charges against border guards at the

Berlin Wall. The 1992 report focused on court proceedings against

an estimated 300 former guards charged with killing their fellow

East Germans

* An exclusive interview for Barbara Walters with Terry Waite, the

hostage negotiator and then hostage in Lebanon. The 1992 interview

focused on his five-year ordeal as a hostage and his future plans

* An investigation of the transfer of cluster bomb technology from

the United States to Iraq during the Iraq-Iran war. The 1991

report focused on the Chilean arms dealer, Carlos Cardoen, and has

led to further U.S. government investigations of the transfer of

American technology to Iraq

* An investigation of the safety of the Airbus 320 airplane, the

fastest selling airplane in aviation history. The 1990 report

called into question the safety of the computer systems within the

aircraft and the efficacy of use of the European-made airplane

within the United States, where several major airlines had bought

the new craft.

* An investigation of Halcion, which had become the world's

largest-selling drug. The 1989 report cleared a woman of a murder

charge when the judge determined that she had been given the drug

improperly, caused an out-of-court settlement worth an estimated

$21 million from the drug's producer, Upjohn Pharmaceuticals, and

lead to the banning of Halcion in the United Kingdom.

* A two-part investigation of Frank Lorenzo, the chairman of Texas

Air Corporation, and his far-flung empire that included Eastern

Airlines, Continental Airlines and a variety of smaller carriers

that had become the Western world's largest airline. The 1988

report detailed the practices of management personnel in sending

what many regarded as unsafe planes into the air. The report

resulted in an FAA investigation, the eventual prosecution of

senior Eastern management officials for criminal malfeasance and

one of the largest fines in aviation history.

* A two-part investigation of the attack on the U.S. Marines in

Beirut that left 241 soldiers dead. The 1987 report focused on how

the U.S. Administration failed to provide adequate protection for

the servicemen, and how top U.S. intelligence officials failed to

share critical information that could have prevented the attack.

In addition, the report outlined the connections among a variety

of groups in Lebanon and key Middle East governments in planning

and carrying out the attack.

1983

-1986: ABC News, Bureau Chief, Rome, Italy

Major stories and responsibilities included:

* Daily management of a news bureau of 25 people and affiliated

freelance personnel that included two camera crews, two

correspondents, three producers, two editors and associated

administrative and news staff. The major renovation of the Rome

bureau facilities, including the installation of live satellite

capabilities. It was the first contract of its kind in the history

of network television in Italy, and a contract that every other

network followed. Negotiation of contracts to extend ABC News

coverage operations in Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, Hungary, Poland and

Yugoslavia.

* Coordinating Producer, Worldwide Pool, 1986. The Papal trip to

India. The first time that all networks and European networks

pooled all material on a trip of Pope John Paul II.

* Coordinating Producer, 1985. The hijacking of the Achille Lauro

cruise liner that resulted in the death of an American. The

coverage was nominated for an Emmy award.

* Coordinating Producer, 1985. The hijacking of TWA Flight 847,

where over 40 Americans were held hostage and one was killed. The

coverage was nominated for five Emmy awards. The radio coverage

was nominated for an Overseas Press Club award and a National

Headliner Award.

1981

-1983: ABC News, Correspondent, Rome, Italy

* Correspondent, 1983. The plot to kill Pope John Paul II, where a

team of ABC reporters and producers traveled throughout the world

to analyze the charge that the Soviet Union had orchestrated the

assassination attempt in 1981 against the Pope. I was responsible

for the bulk of the reporting in Eastern Europe, which showed that

there was no direct link between the KGB and the attack on the

Pope. Despite the conventional view that the KGB ordered the

attack, it was only recently that the CIA divulged information

that the ABC story was accurate about the role of the KGB.

* Correspondent, 1982. The Israeli invasion of Lebanon, where I

spent nearly three months covering the war. I also worked as a

reporter for an ABC News Closeup documentary concerning the deaths

of civilians in Palestinian refugee camps, which was nominated for

two Emmy awards.

1981

: ABC News, Bureau Chief, Cairo, Egypt

Major responsibilities and stories included:

* Overseeing the daily operations of a staff of nearly 20 people,

including camera crews, producers, news staff and administrators

* Correspondent, 1981. The final days of Anwar Sadat. The reports

centered on the late President Anwar Sadat and his problems with

Islamic fundamentalists

1979

-1981: Newsweek Magazine, Bureau Chief, Beirut, Lebanon

Major responsibilities and stories included:

* Supervision of a small staff in Beirut and contract employees

throughout the Middle East. My responsibilities as a reporter took

me to virtually all Middle East countries, including Israel,

Jordan, Syria, Turkey, Iraq. Iran, Bahrain, United Arab Emirates,

Kuwait, Oman, Yemen. Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Egypt, the Sudan,

Ethiopia and meetings of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting

Countries

* Correspondent, 1980. The Iran-Iraq war

* Correspondent, 1979. The hostage crisis in Iran

1977

-1979: Newsweek Magazine, Correspondent, Washington, D.C.

* Correspondent, 1978. The deaths of more than 900 people at the

commune of Jim Jones in Jonestown, Guyana. The coverage was

nominated for a National Magazine Award and an Overseas Press Club

Award.

1975

-1977: Newsweek Magazine, Correspondent, Chicago

* Correspondent, 1977. The Bert Lance scandal. A chief aide to

President Jimmy

Carter was involved in a variety of financial deals that

ultimately resulted in his

leaving the Carter Administration.

* Correspondent, 1976. The election campaigns of former Alabama Gov.

George

Wallace, and vice presidential hopefuls, Robert Dole and Walter

Mondale.

1974

-1975: Associated Press, Reporter, Chicago

* My responsibilities included the job of night news editor and

supervision of a

staff of 10 who put out the nightly report for the Associated

Press in the Midwest region.

Lectures

* U.S. Information Agency. A series of lectures on new media in

Japan. June 1999.

* Cornell University,

"Pornography and Hate on the Internet," March

1999.

* Massachusetts Institute of Technology, "The Defining Moments for

Digital Journalism," May 1998. Massachusetts Institute of

Technology, "The Digital Journalist." May 1997.

* Columbia University, "The Historical Role of the Foreign

Correspondent." April 1996.

* Case Western University School of Law, "Investigative Journalism:

The End of the Line" October 1995.

* University of Nebraska College of Journalism,

"Computer-Assisted

Reporting and How Print and Television Journalism Must Change."

April 1995.

* Nebraska Press Association, "The Future of Small-Town Newspapers."

April 1995.

Media Appearances

* ABC Productions, "The Assassins," a three-hour documentary about

the assassinations of Anwar Sadat, Martin Luther King and others.

* Mind Extension University and Jones Digital Century, a 26-hour

series on the "History of the Media."

* British Broadcasting Corporation, The Unabomber, September 19,

1995.

* Christian Science Monitor, The Unabomber, September 20, 1995.

* CNBC, "America's Talking," The Unabomber, September 19, 1995.

* Austrian Broadcasting Service, The Unabomber, September 19, 1995.

Supervised Theses

* "The Role of the Media and the Italian Republic," Monica Larner,

Gallatin, 1996.

* "The Palestinian Economy," Yigal Schlieffer, Kevorkian Institute,

1996.

* "Between Nation, Religion, and Tribe: The Ideology of Meir Kahane

and the Israeli Kulturkampft," Silvia Marsdans-Sakly, Kevorkian

Institute, 1996.

* "Freedom of the Press in the Ivory Coast," Bakary Sanoko, 1995.

* "The Internet and Society," Lesly Garrett, third reader, 1995.

Service

* School of Communications Curriculum Committee, 1999.

* Nominated for Ithaca College teaching award. 1999.

* Department of Journalism Study Group. 1998-99.

* Freedom Forum Teaching Fellowship, Indiana University, 1996.

* Developed new course, "Computers in the Modern Newsroom," 1996.

* Helped develop new course, "Writing, Reporting and Research II,"

1996.

* Redesigned course, "International Reporting," 1996.

* New York University

"Golden Dozen" Teaching Award for the College

of Arts and Sciences,

1995.

* Helped develop joint course in Middle East affairs and the media

with the Kevorkian Institute for Near Eastern Affairs, 1995.

* Coordinating Producer, WNYU Election Night Coverage, 1994.

* Director of Graduate Studies, New York University Department of

Journalism and Mass Communication, 1995-96.

* Director, Joint Graduate Programs, New York University Department

of Journalism and Mass Communication, 1994-96.

* Member, Department of Journalism Committee on the Future of the

Department, 1995-96.

* Member, Department of Journalism Committee on Technology, 1995-96.

* Chair, Department of Journalism Committee on Graduate Programs,

1995-96.

* Advisor, Gallatin School of Individualized Study, 1994-96.

* Participant, Freshman Dialogue,

College of Arts and Sciences,

1995

Participant, Freshman Mentoring Program, College of Arts and

Sciences, 1995

-96.

* Participant, NYU Media Day for high school journalism students,

1995

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Memberships

* Association of Education in Journalism and Mass Communication

* Online News Association

* Society of Professional Journalists

Academic Background

* Northwestern University,

1974, M.S.J. in Journalism.

* University of Nebraska,

1973, B.A. in English Literature and

Journalism,

Phi Beta Kappa.

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