- Jackie Spinner
Jackie Spinner is an American journalist who has worked for "
The Washington Post " since 1995. [ [http://errol.oclc.org/laf/n2005-88366.html Library of Congress name authority file] ]Spinner grew up in
Illinois , the daughter of a pipe fitter and a schoolteacher. She has a bachelor of science degree in journalism fromSouthern Illinois University Carbondale and a master's degree at the Graduate School of Journalism at theUniversity of California at Berkeley .Before joining "The Washington Post", Spinner contributed to "
The Oakland Tribune , "The San Diego Union Tribune , "The Decatur Herald and Review", and "The Los Angeles Times TV magazine".She is a member of the Journalism and Women's Symposium and was a media fellow atDuke University in 2002.Spinner arrived as the most junior member of "The Washington Post" bureau staff, working as a metro reporter and financial reporter, before becoming
Baghdad Bureau Chief. InIraq , she survived mortar attacks, car bombs, theBattle for Fallujah , and a kidnapping attempt outside ofAbu Ghraib prison. She has contributed toMSNBC ,PBS ,CNN ,BBC , ABC, andNational Public Radio , and was featured in a PBS "Frontline " documentary on reporting the war in Iraq.Works
*"Tell Them I Didn’t Cry" (2006) ISBN 074328853X
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External links
* [http://www.washingtonpost.com/ac2/wp-dyn/A29400-2005Jan22?language=printer "In One Night, Iraqi Turns From Friend to Foe", "The Washington Post", 23 January 2005.]
* [http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=5170524 NPR interview with Terry Gross, 25 January 2006.]
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