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Pulitzer Prizes: Spot News Reporting

1991: Miami Herald staff

1992: New York Newsday staff

1993: Los Angeles Times staff

1994: New York Times staff

1995: Los Angeles Times staff

1996: Robert D. McFadden (New York Times)

1997: Newsday staff (Long Island, N.Y.)

1998: Discontinued

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Voice of the people: Washington Post correspondent Anthony Shadid has focused on how the war in Iraq and its bitter aftermath have affected the lives of the people who live there. His vivid reporting under dangerous conditions won him a Pulitzer. But his approach is not without critics. (American Journalism Review)

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Photojournalism and environment stories: a photographer's work `explores the increasingly complex relationship between people and the environment.' (Environment Reporting). (Nieman Reports)

Photographer of life: as a staff photographer for the Los Angeles Times, Ginny Dixon covered the O.J. Simpson case, the 1992 L.A. riots, and the Northridge earthquake, winning two Pulitzers in the process. Her latest daring project? Portraits that show the beauty of women with disabilities.(PRIDE 2007: adventures in pride) (The Advocate (The national gay & lesbian newsmagazine))

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Editorial Pulitzer needs restructuring. (Pulitzer Prize for Editorial Writing) (The Masthead)

Nothing but fans: new Los Angeles Times Editor Dean Baquet is a popular figure with those who have worked with him. (American Journalism Review)

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