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Sportswriter Took Heat for Question to Coach Detroit News sports columnist Rob Parker has resigned from the newspaper, the paper’s managing editor told Journal-isms on

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Institute Co-Founder Was Partner in Leading Oakland Trib Nancy Hicks Maynard, a co-founder of the Maynard Institute for Journalism Education, former co-publisher of the Oakland