Across
- 1. Many of the English names used by Connie’s family after immigrating to America came from this set of luminaries (two words).
- 5. We learn that Shanghai, China had been taken over by ___________ before her family leaves China.
- 7. Connie did not smell the weed that this famous writer was said to be smoking on the plane (First, last and middle initial)
- 10. One of the Sunday morning news programs (three words).
- 13. This was her first job at Channel 5, partly because of sexism.
- 15. The industry the person in 21 Across worked in before coming to Congress.
- 16. Atrocities during 6 week campaign in the Sino-Japanese War (three words).
- 17. The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission was formed because of this Act (two words)
- 18. The “Women’s beat” did not include this: ________________ journalism.
- 19. Connie’s Grandparents followed this religious tradition
- 21. The first person from Congress that Connie personally met (last name only).
Down
- 2. His book was “The Place To Be: Washington, CBS and the Glory Days of Television News.”
- 3. Instead of a scoop, she got an unasked for kiss from this presidential candidate (Last name only).
- 4. The “golden rule of __________” is never become involved.
- 6. Another one of the Sunday morning news programs (three words).
- 8. Couriers used these at Channel 5 to move film quickly in the days before video and digital communication.
- 9. Leader of China when it became a Communist country (full name, transliterated).
- 11. The memoir is written in the style of _________ news.
- 12. Owners of these had great power in China in the 1920s (two words).
- 14. Connie wasn’t allowed in because this social institution does not even allow women in today!
- 20. Henry Kissinger and John Mitchell earned this label from Connie (three words)
