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Andrew Bauld

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Covers:  Higher education and education in general, the arts, politics, pop culture.
Freelance education writer. Stories in @hgse, @sljournal, @USNewsEducation, @XQAmerica, @cogwbur. Made in New England. Bsky: @abauld.bsky.social

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Hello! I'm a writer focusing on the arts, education, politics, and pop culture. I'm a former teacher and current writer at the University of Chicago News Office covering the arts and humanities. I also have audio editing and podcast creation experience, and will be attending Transom's audio workshop this summer. My work has appeared in Harvard's Ed. Magazine, and online at the Harvard Graduate School of Education and WBUR's Cognoscenti and The ARTery.

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Transom stories: Former chiropractor chooses boats instead of backs

Transom stories: Former chiropractor chooses boats instead of backs

Al Anderson owns Betsie Bay Kayak. Since 1984, he's been crafting boats made from wood and fiberglass. "There…

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Behind the life and work of Saul Bellow

Behind the life and work of Saul Bellow

" With Bellow's drafts, it's so clear that he was constantly reworking sentences, until he hit on the right n…

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Poetry of prize-winning PhD student weaves social issues and art

Poetry of prize-winning PhD student weaves social issues and art

Emily Yoon's poetry is not meant to be pretty. In writing about gender, race and violence against women, she …

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'Baptized By Fire' (And Garth Brooks), Berklee's Elisa Smith Heads To Nashville

'Baptized By Fire' (And Garth Brooks), Berklee's Elisa Smith Heads To Nashville

It's not often that the road to Nashville starts at the Harvard Graduate School of Education. But that's wher…

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Tom Brady Dodges Politics, But History Tells Us Athletes Should Take A Stand

Tom Brady Dodges Politics, But History Tells Us Athletes Should Take A Stand

There is no doubt that for his on-field heroics, Tom Brady deserves to be chiseled onto the Mount Rushmore of…

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Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of a Video Game

Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of a Video Game

One thousand years in the future, the America we know today is a very different place. Ruled by a dystopian m…

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Creative New York

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By Eli Dvorkin, Rachel Neches, Andrew Bauld Verified, Sophia Tumolo
| nycfuture.org
Read the full report here Read the report's recommendations here From Broadway theaters to Bushwick studios, Bronx rehearsal spaces to Queens sounds stages, the creative sector remains one of New York City’s greatest economic engines and competitive advantages. The arts and creative industries employ more than 326,000 New Yorkers, attract millions of visitors each year, power the city’s global brand, and arguably serve as the city’s most important talent magnet in a talent-driven economy.
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Unbowed, Carla Hayden Speaks at ALA Annual

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By Kara Yorio, Kathy Ishizuka Verified, Andrew Bauld Verified
| School Library Journal Verified
Carla Hayden walked on stage at ALA Annual in Philadelphia to an extended standing ovation from an overflowing crowd. Dwarfed physically by Newbery winner Kwame Alexander, the former Librarian of Congress was immediately the towering presence in the room full of admirers despite admitting to some butterflies backstage. “I was nervous, because I haven’t been out much,” she said with a little laugh.
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Catharsis and a Call to Action: ‘The Librarians’ at ALA Annual

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By Kathy Ishizuka Verified, Kara Yorio, Andrew Bauld Verified
| School Library Journal Verified
In a much anticipated screening at the American Library Association (ALA) Annual conference in Philadelphia, The Librarians delivered. Eager attendees packed the 600-seat convention center theater on Friday—well before the scheduled start time—to view the documentary, which examines the national crisis of censorship through the stories of librarians, who, at great personal risk, have taken a stand to defend intellectual freedom.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

First paid job was writing for the Harvard Graduate School of Education. But first time I was in print was high school, writing book reviews.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes.

How is social media changing news?

By pulling back the curtain and driving collaboration.
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