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Seated panel includes: Jerry Levin, Sis Levin, Manny Paraschos, Marsha Della-Giustina and Anthony Mandile. Terry Anderson, an American journalist, was held hostage by Hezbollah militants in Lebanon from 1985-1991. Event location: South Middle School, Waltham, MA.

Emerson professor Robert Hilliard and Carmen Fields, WGBH news anchor on the panel at the Minority Job Fair. Sponsored by American Association of Newspaper Editors and Lawrence Eagle-Tribune. Location: Westin Hotel, Boston.

Panelists at a table. Karen Marinella '84, news reporter at WLVI ch. 56; Nancy Staiti Goldstein '86, publicist with WNEV ch. 7; Melanie Freeman '80, producer for AM Boston, WSBK-TV 38; Lois Roach '83, public service director at WBZ-TV 38.

Jerry Levin speaks on behalf of Terry Anderson. Terry Anderson, an American journalist, was held hostage by Hezbollah militants in Lebanon from 1985-1991. Event location: South Middle School, Waltham, MA.

Eileen Leahy receives hostage flag from Henry Fredette. Terry Anderson, an American journalist, was held hostage by Hezbollah militants in Lebanon from 1985-1991. Eileen Leahy, president of the Society of Professional Journalists; Henry Fredette, hostage flag designer. Location: South Middle School, Waltham, MA.

Jerry Levin and Sis Levin at the podium. Terry Anderson, an American journalist, was held hostage by Hezbollah militants in Lebanon from 1985-1991. The Levin's were also hostages. Jerry Levin was Cable News Network's Beirut chief and his wife Sis Levin authored the book "Beirut Diary." Location: South Middle School, Waltham, MA.

Eileen Leahy receives the American hostage flag from Henry Fredette. Terry Anderson, an American journalist, was held hostage by Hezbollah militants in Lebanon from 1985-1991. Eileen Leahy, president of the Society of Professional Journalists; Henry Fredette, hostage flag designer. Location: South Middle School, Waltham, MA.

Panel of speakers under a ProArts consortium banner. Peter Meade moderates panel on the policy and practice of censorship. Panelists include: Frederick Schauer, E. Barry Gaither, Thomas Finneran, Peggy Charren and Michael Blowen '68, G'69. Location: First and Second Church, Boston.

Program for the EBONI awards banquet of April 26, 1990 at the Park Plaza Hotel, Boston. Yellow paper, single fold, four panels.

Panel at a table. Marilyn Greenstein, Producer of Special Projects WBZ-TV; Al Jaffe '68, Manager and Production Administrator ESPN; Tom Ryder '73, Executive Producer/Programming WNEV-TV7; Rob Hess '81, Producer: Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous; and Bill Gonzalez '79, Program Manager Cablevision of Brookline.

Promotional poster for "EBONI Presents A Tribute to Black Men," a panel discussion featuring progressive African American men." Dated Thursday, Dec. 6, 1990.