Elaine is a journalist, who has worked with Boston Globe and NPR. If I can ask her a question ti would probably be about where she got her start, an why she got into journalism. It might also be her interests in journalism and her fields, since she covers many different topics
Elaine McArdle is a writer/journalist for Boston Globe, the Boston Globe Magazine, Boston Magazine, Harvard Law Bulletin, and many others.
Graduate from Centenary College of Louisiana, and Vanderbilt University of Law, worked for New Bedford Standard-Times, Lawyers Weekly USA, and other publications, before becoming a freelancer.
Elaine McArdle is a writer and a journalist. She graduated Centenary College of Louisiana. Shes won the Massachusetts Bar Association's first-ever "Excellence in Law-Related Journalism" award, and awards from the Associated Press, the American Bar Association, and the New England Newspaper Association awards. If i could ask her a question I'd ask her why she stopped being a lawyer.
Elaine McArdle is a writer and a journalist. She graduated Centenary College of Louisiana. Shes won the Massachusetts Bar Association's first-ever "Excellence in Law-Related Journalism" award, and awards from the Associated Press, the American Bar Association, and the New England Newspaper Association awards. If i could ask her a question I'd ask her why she stopped being a lawyer.
Elaine McArdle is a journalist who works for the Boston Globe. She has won the Massachusetts Bar Association's first-ever "Excellence in Law-Related Journalism" award. She also teaches memoirs and other non-fiction writingsfor teens like us.
My question to her is at what age did she start wanting to be a lawyer and journalist. And which job she liked or likes better.
Elaine Mcardle is a corporation lawyer turned journalist/author. Once realizing being a boring corporation lawyer isn't what she wanted to do with her life, she dropped everything and begged for a spot as a journalist for a Connecticut newspaper.
I can definitley see becoming a journalist in my future, but only to a certain extent. I am a very opinionated person, and to be a journalist it seems as though one must remain indifferent, presenting more facts than actual opinions.
I would really enjoy getting into the minds of people who society has branded "dangerous" or, "insane," to see what they are really like. Her stories of interviewing creeps and sickos sounded interesting. I could imagine myself interviewing those types of people.
My only question to her is this, are there ever any times where you wished you were still a lawyer?
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Elaine Mcardle is a prolific journalist and wrier.
She has won the Massachusetts Bar Association's first-ever "Excellence in Law-Related Journalism" award.
I would ask her how she became interested in journalism.
Elaine is a journalist, who has worked with Boston Globe and NPR. If I can ask her a question ti would probably be about where she got her start, an why she got into journalism. It might also be her interests in journalism and her fields, since she covers many different topics
Elaine McArdle is a jounalist and writer for the Boston Globe.
One of her accomplishments is that she graduated from Centenary College of Louisiana.
I would like to ask her what kind of writing she likes to do the best and what kind of articles she writes for the Boston Globe.
Elaine McArdle is a writer/journalist for Boston Globe, the Boston Globe Magazine, Boston Magazine, Harvard Law Bulletin, and many others.
Graduate from Centenary College of Louisiana, and Vanderbilt University of Law, worked for New Bedford Standard-Times, Lawyers Weekly USA, and other publications, before becoming a freelancer.
What section of the globe do you write for?
Elaine McArdle is a writer and a journalist.
She graduated Centenary College of Louisiana. Shes won the Massachusetts Bar Association's first-ever "Excellence in Law-Related Journalism" award, and awards from the Associated Press, the American Bar Association, and the New England Newspaper Association awards.
If i could ask her a question I'd ask her why she stopped being a lawyer.
Elaine McArdle is a writer and a journalist.
She graduated Centenary College of Louisiana. Shes won the Massachusetts Bar Association's first-ever "Excellence in Law-Related Journalism" award, and awards from the Associated Press, the American Bar Association, and the New England Newspaper Association awards.
If i could ask her a question I'd ask her why she stopped being a lawyer.
Elaine McArdle is a journalist who works for the Boston Globe. She has won the Massachusetts Bar Association's first-ever "Excellence in Law-Related Journalism" award. She also teaches memoirs and other non-fiction writingsfor teens like us.
My question to her is at what age did she start wanting to be a lawyer and journalist. And which job she liked or likes better.
Elaine Mcardle is a corporation lawyer turned journalist/author. Once realizing being a boring corporation lawyer isn't what she wanted to do with her life, she dropped everything and begged for a spot as a journalist for a Connecticut newspaper.
I can definitley see becoming a journalist in my future, but only to a certain extent. I am a very opinionated person, and to be a journalist it seems as though one must remain indifferent, presenting more facts than actual opinions.
I would really enjoy getting into the minds of people who society has branded "dangerous" or, "insane," to see what they are really like. Her stories of interviewing creeps and sickos sounded interesting. I could imagine myself interviewing those types of people.
My only question to her is this, are there ever any times where you wished you were still a lawyer?
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