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CUTE 'N' COMFY Day 5: Dressing the part, trying new things
"Fashion is what you're offered four times a year. Style is what you pick out of that fashion." For day 5 of the 30-30 Style Challenge, I wore a nice top and blazer to anchor for our campus news sho...
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North Dakota journalist remembered at symposium 
Several hundred listen to Bob Schieffer speak about Eric Sevareid
BISMARCK – Eric Sevareid’s understanding of the role of a journalist stands in remarkable contrast to practices seen today, Bob Schieffer said Thursday.
October 01, 2010
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Former Fargoan, journalist Mashek dies at 77
Before he became a famed political journalist and interrogator of would-be presidents, John Mashek was the surprisingly popular new kid in his Fargo Central High School senior class.
November 07, 2009
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Saberi, called the 'Daughter of North Dakota,' welcomed home
As Roxana Saberi arrived in her hometown Saturday, it was clear everyone was touched in some way by her now internationally known story.
May 31, 2009
Hoeven, other officials, to welcome home Saberi Saturday at Fargo airport
FARGO - North Dakota Gov. John Hoeven and other state and local officials will gather to welcome home former Fargo journalist Roxana Saberi and her family at Hector International Airport on Saturday.
By Staff report , May 29, 2009
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Saberi says she wants to return to ND, write a book
UPDATED 12:30 p.m. State officials are planning for her return Saturday
BISMARCK - Journalist Roxana Saberi, freed earlier this month from an Iranian prison, says she wants to return to North Dakota and write a book.
By Associated Press , May 29, 2009
Saberi says she falsely confessed to spying to save herself
WASHINGTON - Former Fargo journalist Roxana Saberi, who spent four months in an Iranian prison on espionage charges, said in her first in-depth interview that she initially confessed to being a spy but later recanted.
By Robert Burns , May 28, 2009
Saberi arrives in US
WASHINGTON – Roxana Saberi, the journalist from Fargo who spent four months in an Iranian prison, was greeted Friday afternoon with cheers and hugs from friends as she returned to the United States.
By Faryl Ury, AP Television Producer , May 23, 2009
US journalist Roxana Saberi says 'no' to media contact
VIENNA (AP) - An official says US journalist Roxana Saberi, who grew up in Fargo, is recuperating in Austria after spending four months in an Iranian prison is not planning to talk to reporters there.
By Associated Press , May 18, 2009
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Roxana Saberi arrives in Austria, ND's Hoeven planning welcome home celebration
UPDATED 10:40 a.m. VIENNA (AP) - Roxana Saberi, the American journalist freed after about four months in an Iranian prison on spying charges left the country, flying to the Austrian capital with her parents and a friend this morning.
By Forum and wire reports , May 15, 2009
Journalist may return to US ‘in coming days’
After four months in an Iranian prison, Fargo native Roxana Saberi is coming home – to the relief of local and national supporters.
May 12, 2009
Friends, supporters relieved to hear of Saberi’s release
For Roxana Saberi’s friends and supporters, elation set in after stints of incredulity Monday morning.
May 12, 2009
Pomeroy: ‘Saberi wouldn’t be forgotten for one day’
UPDATED 11:32 a.m. FARGO - Fargo native Roxana Saberi is coming home – and it’s the community’s efforts and prayers that may have helped influence her return.
May 11, 2009
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- Roxana Saberi
- Reza and Akiko Saberi wait outside Iranian jail for their daughter, Roxana
- Saberi is released
- U.S. State Department spokesman Fred Lash says Sec. Hillary Rodham Clinton was 'very pleased' with the news of Saberi's release
- Lash says combination of factors led up to Saberi's release
- White House praises release of journalist in Iran, but says Saberi was wrongly accused to begin with
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Iran says Saberi's case will get fair review
TEHRAN, Iran – Iran’s foreign minister assured his visiting Japanese counterpart that the case of Roxana Saberi, imprisoned in Tehran for allegedly spying for the United States, will get a fair review on appeal.
By Associated Press , May 04, 2009
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