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: StandDown Texas ProjectBruce Hight
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His editorial column today is, "A burning desire to gather news and help keep watch was most fulfilling."Today is my last at the Austin American-Statesman after 32 years,
and after 37 as a newspaper reporter and editorial writer. I am one of
12 newsroom veterans at the Statesman who accepted the owner's early
retirement offer and the last to actually leave; I was asked to stay
until the end of the current legislative session.
I have no predictions to offer about the future of newspapers or
news reporting, and they are not the same. I'll just say that this
community deeply needs the local and state reporting that the Statesman
brings to it every day.
Nor do I have a farewell speech about great lessons learned in
newspaper journalism, which has been my life since I was 18 years old
and realized, while working at my college newspaper at the University
of Tennessee (the real UT, or at least the senior one), that it was my
calling...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on May 29, 2009 (boomark / email).
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