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Journalist Anthony
Shadid lecture and book signing
Nov. 2, 2006 -- 1
p.m.
MU Memorial Union
N222/223
Washington
Post foreign correspondent and
author Anthony Shadid, a 2004 Pulitzer
Prize winner for his international
reporting, speaks and signs copies
of his latest book, Night Draws
Near: Iraq's People in the Shadow
of America's War. Shadid is an
Islamic affairs correspondent based
in the Middle East. He is Lebanese
American, born in Oklahoma, and is
fluent in Arabic. His understanding
of Arab culture gives him rare access
to and empathy for the people whose
stories he tells.
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Washington
Post foreign correspondent and
author Anthony Shadid, a 2004 Pulitzer
Prize winner for his international
reporting, speaks and signs copies
of his latest book, Night Draws
Near: Iraq's People in the Shadow
of America's War. Shadid is an
Islamic affairs correspondent based
in the Middle East. He is Lebanese
American, born in Oklahoma, and is
fluent in Arabic. His understanding
of Arab culture gives him rare access
to and empathy for the people whose
stories he tells.
