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John Pendygraft

  • Assistant Teaching Professor of Journalism, Penn State
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What Florida's push to roll back vaccines means for college students

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By John Pendygraft
| San Luis Obispo Tribune
Mark VanDenLangenberg, a volunteer from USF Health's College of Nursing, prepares vaccines in 2022. Students may miss out on opportunities to intern at university-affiliated hospitals if they choose to be unvaccinated. (John Pendygraft/Tampa Bay Times/TNS) John Pendygraft TNS Florida colleges and universities may soon be the only ones in the country without vaccine mandates.
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By John Pendygraft
| Tampa Bay Times
John Pendygraft Photographer I was born in El Paso, Texas, and could sing the complete theme to the 60's Spider-Man cartoon series as a preschooler. For better or worse, something stuck and I became a photojournalist. I have been at the Tampa Bay Times since 1997. When I started in Pasco County, it was a world of film, 60's Spidey-style. Since then my job has evolved from international work, to enterprise reporter, to multimedia enterprise reporter.
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On TV, old murder cases get solved pretty quickly. But it’s not that easy.

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By John Pendygraft
| Tampa Bay Times
Erin Kimmerle knows how popular true crime and forensic mysteries are right now. She watches the TV shows, too. She loves Hollywood’s version — huge investigative units, amazing labs and seemingly limitless budgets. Everyone embraces the challenge and the inevitability of cracking the case. If only. Her reality is not so glamorous. Kimmerle is executive director of the Institute of Forensic Anthropology and Applied Sciences at the University of South Florida.
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