Talk:James S. Doyle

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Boston Coll, 1965: Class of '65 donors. But i don't know how to harmonize that with "He was a 1965 Society of Nieman Fellows at Harvard University. ", especially in light of the description of the award being for "mid-career journalists.
--Jerzy•t 05:33, 15 January 2007 (UTC)

Should say '56, not '65. This also suggests BU diploma in '56, not '65, putting a likely birthdate around 1935. James S. Doyle Added a ref for 1965 Nieman Fellowship. Doyle came out of the gate strong, starting with a Pulitzer Prize in his first year of reporting. The mid-career thing may be a newer Nieman stipulation. Jokestress 17:22, 15 January 2007 (UTC)