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Don't forget Evan White. VERY underrated and a real stickler for truth and accuracy and unbiased reporting. I worked as a writer under him briefly and he really put my tit through the wringer, but in the end I was a better writer and *thinker* for it, even though sometimes I cursed him under my breath at the time.

He created a list of writing guidelines that I stumbled on one day (saved in an obscure location inside the computer system) that I printed out, learned, and used for the rest of my time in Bay Area news. I felt, and feel, that guide had some of the best advice I've ever read, but as the ranks began to fill up with young kids and lawyer or consultant types replacing the seasoned journalists, the ways of handling news based on that guide more and more began to be called into question by dummies with no news judgment.

For example, Evan despised it when a writer said "alleged suspect," as in "Police are looking for an all