Washington Press Club Foundation oral history interviews, 1990s [manuscript].

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Washington Press Club Foundation oral history interviews, 1990s [manuscript].

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Copies of typed transcriptions of oral history interviews produced by the Women in Journalism Oral History Project of the Washington Press Club Foundation, which is interviewing women who have played important roles in all aspects of the profession. The Southern Historical Collection, in cooperation with the UNC School of Journalism, is serving as a depository for transcriptions of these interviews.

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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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