I was thinking about that similar thing today. I think that the Raleigh newspaper laid off its sports writers and now th only sports writers are in Charlotte covering the whole state.
If all you've ever done is go to college for something, and done something for like 20 years - what do you do when you are laid off and no one is hiring in your field? It seems kind of ridiculous going back to school - after you've already graduated with a bachelor's or Master's.
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Subject: [gatortalk] Herald sports writer Mike Phillips
From: Helen Huntley <[email protected]>
Date: Thu, March 12, 2009 3:58 pm
To: gatortalk <[email protected]>
Is one of the Miami Herald writers who lost his job this week in the big layoff they had, according to a report I read. We've often had his stories posted to Gator News.
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