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Jul 11, 2020 · Published 11th Jul 2020, 06:00 BST. Trainer John Quinn recorded his landmark 1,000th winner at Epsom on Derby day. JOHN Quinn started with nothing. Now, as he celebrates 1,000th success after Safe ...
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Feb 20, 2022 · How John Quinn survived nearly six hours in the Bass Strait and lived to tell about it is a miracle, but in the miracle there are lessons. In Sydney, Australia, it’s called a southerly change, and it does what it says on the tin.
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Feb 15, 2022 · Racing. How John Quinn Didn’t Drown. How John Quinn survived nearly six hours in the Bass Strait and lived to tell about it is a miracle, but in the miracle there are lessons. By Mark...
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John C. Quinn, described by one of the editors he supervised as “the conscience of Gannett for many years, having inspired the most aggressive diversity movement of the 20th century,” died Tuesday in Carolina, R.I. He was 91. The description came from Bennie Ivory, retired top editor at Gannett’s Courier-Journal in Louisville, Ky. It was echoed by ...
The National Association of Black Journalists has awarded its 2017 Thumbs Down Award to Fox News and to Ebony magazine, it announced Thursday, two days after the National Writers Union/UAW Local 1981 announced that it is “preparing to go to courtafter the EBONY Media Organization (EMO) and its parent company, the Clear View Group (CVG) failed to me...
“Dana Canedy, a former senior editor at The New York Times, will be the next administrator of journalism’s most prestigious award,” Sydney Emberreported Wednesday for the Times, placing black journalists in the administrator’s as well as the board chairman’s post. “Columbia University announced on Wednesday that Ms. Canedy would replace Mike Pridea...
Rochelle Riley, columnist for the Detroit Free Press, will receive the Ida B. Wells Award honoring someone “who has made outstanding efforts to make newsrooms and news coverage more accurately reflect the diversity of the communities they serve,” the National Association of Black Journalists announced Thursday. The award is bestowed by NABJ and the...
“On July 12, 1967, in the wake of a police beating of arrested cab driver John Smith, residents in the city of Newark rioted, Jessica Mazzola and Karen Yiwrote for NJ Advance Media for NJ.com. “The five-day disturbance left 26 people dead, caused $10 million in damage and forever changed the state’s largest city.” It and similar upheaval elsewhere ...
“William Lewis, the chief executive officer of Dow Jones & Co., the parent of The Wall Street Journal, sent out the following to the staff on Monday evening:,” Chris Roushreported Tuesday for Talking Biz News under the headline, “Dow Jones CEO sets target of 40 percent women in executive ranks.” “Dear Colleague, “Promoting diversity and championing...
When a Philadelphia teen was jumped by other teens in May, the photo of the white teen arrested appeared only online, not in the printed Philadelphia Inquirer and Daily News, columnist Helen Ubiñas wrote Monday. “On the morning the column appeared in both papers, the prejudice poured in — by the hundreds. “’ White hater,’ one guy screamed into my p...
As John Quinn can attest, the third time is the charm. Quinn coached Ryan from 1968 through '75 (though there was a patchwork varsity with no seniors in '67). He remained a teacher at the school and applied for the job after the '80 season to a new principal. Quinn was hired and his second stint lasted from '81 through '84.
Feb 3, 2024 · As should John Quinn, the Lorenzo de Medici of the Modernist movement in art and literature. Quinn was many things: a lawyer, art collector, and patron of the avant-garde (when that term still meant something!). The conditions of his youth starkly contrast with the illustriousness of his mature years. The eldest of eight siblings, Quinn was the ...
Jan 2, 1975 · Led by Mike Hartenstine, the tackle who was constantly double‐teamed; Greg Murphy, the end; John Quinn, the other tackle, and linebackers and secondary men who played so well, Penn Stale...
