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Adam Rogan’s Biography

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First and foremost, I’m a good dude — I have a strong ethical center, I do what needs doing, I’m energetic and impassioned. After that, I tell the stories of others, using them to illuminate truths about the world we share. I’m an everyman and a Renaissance Man, a Jack-of-all-trades and a team player.

Adam Rogan’s Journalist Portfolio

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Why Boys Fight

Why Boys Fight

This mini-documentary, the first of its kind from Urban Plains, is a look into the the boxing career of Tree …

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500 Miles on 500 Dollars

500 Miles on 500 Dollars

The newest motorsport is here, and it's covered in mud.

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Boxing | Adam Rogan experiences combat sports first hand in Des Moines

Boxing | Adam Rogan experiences combat sports first hand in Des Moines

Success in sport isn't always measured by skill. Sometimes it's measured by a mere willingness to get punched…

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Alumni divided, lawsuits pending, athletic director criticized

Alumni divided, lawsuits pending, athletic director criticized

Drake University's new men's basketball head coach, Niko Medved, said "athletics is the front porch to the un…

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Men's Basketball head coach Ray Giacoletti resigns

Men's Basketball head coach Ray Giacoletti resigns

Ray Giacoletti, 54, resigned his position as the head coach of Drake Men's Basketball on Dec. 6. Jeff Rutter,…

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I Closed Wolski's

I Closed Wolski's

At the stroke of 2, the legendary bar isn't quite as raucous as one might expect. Location surely isn't the r…

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Articles

Milwaukee Soon Will Use AI to Spot Potholes

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| Milwaukee Magazine Verified
The city of Milwaukee has a new tool in the war against potholes – one more about knowing the enemy than defeating it. Funded by the Daniel Hoan Foundation, the “Route Reports” system will use high-definition dash cameras mounted to two Department of Public Works supervisor cars that are among the highest-mileage vehicles in the city fleet after police squads. That video feed is processed by an artificial intelligence program in real-time to detect and assess potholes.
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Four Key Developments in the Watertown High School Band Controversy

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| Milwaukee Magazine Verified
The school board in Watertown (pop. 22,926) has made national headlines for its extraordinary move to vote to ban a high school band from performing a specific piece in its recital. The Watertown Unified School District School Board voted 7-1 on May 12 to pre-empt the Watertown Wind Symphony from performing “A Mother of A Revolution,” a fully instrumental orchestral piece that honors the late Marsha P. Johnson, the famed activist known for throwing the first stone at the 1969 Stonewall Uprising.
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Police Drones in Milwaukee Present a New Challenge

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| Milwaukee Magazine Verified
Americans’ protection against unreasonable search was codified in 1791 via the Constitution’s Fourth Amendment. But the founding fathers could not have imagined the future we now live in: easy-to-fly quadcopters, capable of cruising at 45 mph, carrying high-definition cameras and infrared imaging. Now the Milwaukee Police Department has 11 of these drones, each costing about $16,500.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Opinion piece on Ray Rice's abuse controversy for The Times-Delphic sports section.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes. Didn't break it either.

How is social media changing news?

Reaching more people with shorter attention spans; more news is dispersed, but with less depth.

Awards

Hearst Journalism Award

2017 - Feature Writing — 7th Place

The 2016-2017 Hearst Journalism Awards program consists of 14 competitions in college writing, photojournalism, radio broadcast, television broadcast, and multimedia. The competitions begin in October with Feature Writing and will continue through the end of March when the final competition, Multimedia IV, takes place.

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Iowa College Media Association

2016 - Collegiate Reporting

In my 2.5 years on staff, The Times-Delphic won 25 awards from the Iowa College Media Association. Nineteen of them were awarded for the 2016 calendar year, when I served as sports editor and managing editor.

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