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U.S. Senator Joseph McCarthy (standing) led an infamous effort to purge U.S. institutions of communists. In a new audio documentary, Ehsan Masood gives voice to some of the lesser-known survivors. In the fall of 2016, London-based science journalist Ehsan Masood (‘18) was in Boston promoting his latest book, The Great Invention, when he decided to meet for lunch with one of his sources, the then 89-year-old economist Gustav Papanek.
The longtime radio journalist took KSJ fellows behind the scenes of his book on the 19th century eclipse that drew a swarm of scientists to America’s western frontier. David Baron, sharing the backstory of his recent book, “American Eclipse.” (Photo by Magnus Bjerg.) David Baron’s first total solar eclipse sighting changed his life. “I was just seeing a sky I had never seen before,” he said of the February 1998 eclipse, which he watched from Aruba.
KSJ fellows, past and present. (Photo by Jeff DelViscio.) On a crisp autumn evening punctuated by a postcard-worthy sunset, MIT’s Knight Science Journalism Program honored its founder, launched a new science journalism award, and celebrated 35 years as one of journalism’s preeminent fellowship programs.
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