| 31. | Hutton became aviation editor of The Dayton Herald soon after joining the paper in 1922 as a 19-year-old cub reporter.
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| 32. | He was based in Baltimore, where he started as a cub reporter for the " Baltimore Sun " in 1900.
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| 33. | Danny Nucci as a paparazzi, who sounds like actor Bruno Kirby doing Jimmy Olsen, cub reporter from another, saner era.
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| 34. | William Burroughs, Beat icon and " Naked Lunch " author, was a cub reporter for the Post-Dispatch in the 1930s.
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| 35. | She studied for two years at Mary Hardin Baylor College in Belton and became a cub reporter for the Austin Statesman.
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| 36. | Cub reporter Al Gore shivered near the back, taking it all in-- this odd gathering organized by a commune called the Farm.
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| 37. | That is the equivalent of a cub reporter filing his or her first story and being hailed as the next Ernest Hemingway.
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| 38. | Price started in journalism while still in high school in his native Iowa, as a cub reporter for The Des Moines Register.
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| 39. | Frazier's Johnny is the comic distillation of every cocky, freshly scrubbed cub reporter who ever chased down a scoop in a'30s B-movie.
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| 40. | He graduated in 1936 and got a $ 15-a-week job as a cub reporter for the Center Daily Times in State College.
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