The Alicia Patterson Foundation
1991 Fellowship Winners
Seven journalists have been selected for the 26th class of Alicia Patterson fellows. A full report on their projects and background will be included in the next APF Reporter.
James Borg
Science writer, The Honolulu Advertiser
“Chemical Disarmament, Proliferation and War”
Frank Browning
Freelance writer, San Francisco
“Community and Identify: The Search for Gay Culture”
Steven J. Dryden
Freelance writer, Bethesda, Maryland
“The Trade Warriors: USTR and America's Struggle in the World Economy”
Vince Heptig
Freelance photographer, Guatemala City
“A Documentary of Mayan Culture”
Dorothea Jackson
Freelance writer, Six Mile, South Carolina
“Economic Survival in the Southern Highlands”
Peter Marin
Freelance writer, Santa Barbara, California
“Homelessness and Marginality in America”
James Rupert
Assistant foreign editor, The Washington Post
“The Re-emergence of Central Asia”
Photos by Ira J. Schwarz
Judges for the 26th Annual Competition were:
Gerald Boyd, metropolitan editor, The New York Times
Howard Bray, director, Knight Center for Specialized Journalism, University of Maryland
Ricardo Chavira, Washington correspondent, Time Magazine
Rita Ciolli, national correspondent, Newday, and an APF Fellow 1983
Deborah Howell, Washington bureau chief, Newhouse News Service
Geneva Overholser, executive editor, The Des Moines Register
Ellen Warren, White House correspondent, Knight-Rider Newspapers
