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200 10$aNews to me $eadventures of an accidental journalist /$fLaurie Hertzel
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327   $aContents; A Storyteller Is Born; Not Making Coffee; Eyewitness to Change; Murder!; On the Night Desk; An Accidental Reporter; Up the Shore; Reporting from Russia; Enter Mayme; A Month in the South; Back to Russia; The Long Goodbye; Epilogue; Acknowledgments
330   $aLaurie Hertzel wasn't yet a teenager in Duluth, Minnesota, when she started her first newspaper, which she appropriately christened Newspaper. Complete with the most sensational headlines of the day-MARGO FLUEGEL HAS ANOTHER BIRTHDAY!-and with healthy competition from her little brothers and their rival publication, Magapaper (a magazine and a newspaper), this venture would become Hertzel's first step toward realizing what her heart was already set on: journalism as her future. News to Me is the adventurous story of Hertzel's journey into the bustling world of print journalism in the mid-1970s
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