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The Paul Miller Fellowship is like a guide book for a new city, a treasure trove of information that you not only need to survive but also to enhance your experience. Without the fellowship, I imagine many a reporter would still be stumbling around in circles trying to find the Hill. (Paul Miller Washington Reporting Fellowships 2005-2006, Washington, DC)
Thomas Burr Washington, DC, The Salt Lake Tribune |
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