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Bob Giles, curator of the Nieman Foundation, listened to a guest speaker at a recent lunchtime discussion. He calls himself a ‘‘change agent’’ and says he knows that ‘‘change creates tensions.’’
Bob Giles, curator of the Nieman Foundation, listened to a guest speaker at a recent lunchtime discussion. He calls himself a ‘‘change agent’’ and says he knows that ‘‘change creates tensions.’’ (Globe Staff Photo / Suzanne Kreiter) Globe Staff Photo / Suzanne Kreiter

Changes stir discontent in an exclusive journalistic club

By Jenna Russell
Globe Staff / February 2, 2005

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It is one of journalism's most prestigious honors: A yearlong fellowship at Harvard's Nieman Foundation, where two dozen midcareer journalists gather each fall to take classes, talk about issues, and reflect on their careers in a cozy white house in Cambridge. (Full article: 1670 words)

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