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Barry Siegel of the Los Angeles Times won the Pulitzer Prize for feature
writing. The Pulitzer judges praised his reporting about a man found guilty of
carelessness that led to the death of his son. The man killed himself. Mr. Siegel also
wrote about the judge in the case.
Editorials express a newspaper’s opinions on issues. Two Los Angeles Times
writers, Alex Raksin and Bob Sipchen, wrote prize-winning editorials. They told
about the problems facing mentally sick people who are homeless and live on the
streets.
The Wall Street Journal won the Pulitzer Prize for reporting events as they are
happening. Its award-winning story told about the destruction of the World Trade
Center. The attack also damaged the offices of the Wall Street Journal across the
street. Reporters had to write about the events from a temporary headquarters. The
newspaper still has not returned to its offices.
A cartoonist from the Christian Science Monitor in Boston, Massachusetts,
won the Pulitzer Prize for political cartooning. Twenty drawings by Clay Bennett
won for their social comment. For example, one drawing protests the heightened
security measures that followed the terrorist attacks.
Justin Davidson of Newsday in New York won the criticism prize. He was
honored for his comments about ten classical music events. They included
Metropolitan Opera productions and a New York Philharmonic Orchestra concert.
The concert was held to gain money for the families of victims of the World Trade
Center attack.
Columbia University also gave Pulitzer Prizes to honor a play, poetry, books,
and music. Suzan Lori Parks became the first African American woman to win the
Pulitzer Prize for drama. Her play, “Topdog / Underdog”, is about the tense yet
loving relationship between two African American brothers who live together. Carl
Dennis won the poetry award for “Practical Gods.” Mister Dennis is a professor at the
State University of New York in Buffalo. Critics have praised his work as wise and
often deeply emotional.
David McCullough won the Pulitzer Prize for biography, the story of a
person’s life. His book, ”John Adams”, tells about America’s second president. It
describes the marriage of John and Abigail Adams. It also tells about Mister Adams’s
great skills as a diplomat.
Louis Menand won the Pulitzer Prize for history. His book is called “The
Metaphysical Club: A Story of Ideas in America.” It tells about several young people
in Cambridge, Massachusetts, who met to discuss their ideas in 1872. The group did
not last long. But it established beliefs that guided Americans in the early 20th
century.
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