Indiana Pacers
7-0 245 Center
Most interesting thing about him is that he was born May 27, 1963, in Panama Canal Zone... Story goes downhill after that... Continued to prove he had no business leaving UCLA after junior year to become Pacers' second-round pick and No. 29th overall in 1984... Averaged fewer than seven minutes per game, although he did increase his scoring norm--from 2.0 ppg as a rookie to 2.3... Will earn $165,000 this season... Why the Pacers though he was worth $647,500 in guaranteed money is anyone's guess... Plodding, indecisive and hardly ever used, he is an example of what makes the NBA great: If you are a seven-footer and white, you will be given great gobs of money... It's not Gray's fault; the Pacers were willing to pay him... Here's hoping he saved his money.
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2.3 ppg, 50.0 FG%, 1.76 rpg
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Good day, Mr. Marzan! First, we are sorry if we used this comment page to post a message to you. We just couldn't find another way to contact you. We are John Edward A. Melegrito and Lucky Mae F. Quilao, third year students of The Manila Times School of Journalism. We are doing a research about blogs, its history and its journalistic aspect as a final requirement for our subject, Research Journalism.
As part of our study, we would like to interview bloggers and journalists alike to know and understand the effects of web log development in the media and in the country. We would like to ask you some questions about them personally, or if you prefer, we would just send the questions to you via e-mail.
My partner and I really think that this study will benefit each and everyone of us in many ways: the reader, because it would increase their awareness about the developments in the industry; the academe, because this would be about the history of a communication frontier, its uses and effects; and the society, because every news involves society itself. We hope that these would convince you to spare some time and answer our questions.
Thank you.
Sincerely,
John Edward A. Melegrito
Lucky Mae F. Quilao
Postscript:
Here are the questions:
1.) From a journalist's point of view, what is a blog and how has it revolutionized the means of spreading pieces of information?
2.) What are the advantages and disadvantages of blogs?
3.) What problems have you encountered regarding blogs?
4.) How and when can blogs be a reliable source of information? (Also, please cite examples.)
5.) In what ways have blogs assisted journalists in the correlation and creation of news stories?
6.) How may journalists maximize blogging in aid of journalistic excellence?
7.) What more can blogs offer in the future?
Thanks for all of your comments on my blog, Mr. Marzan.
Lex
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