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English, 01.09.2019 08:30 chrissy5189

Section i: robert lipsyte
1. what famous newspaper was the place of lipsyte’s first writing job?
2. what major league baseball team did lipsyte cover in the spring of 1962?
3. lipsyte covered a 1964 heavyweight championship match between which two boxers?
4. in what year was lipsyte the runner-up for the pulitzer prize in commentary?
5. what was the title of the lipsyte book published in 2006 about “a high school football star
who has to make some tough decisions after a brutal hazing incident”?

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