Background
Page, Clarence E. was born on June 2, 1947 in Dayton, Ohio, United States.
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Clarence E. Page
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Clarence E. Page, American columnist. Named to Chicago Journalism Hall of Fame, 1992; recipient Pulitzer Prize for Chicago Tribune Task Force on Voter Fraud, 1972, Edward Scott Beck award for overseas reporting, 1976, Community Service award, Illinois United Press International, 1980, James P. McGuire award, American Civil Liberties Union, 1987, Pulitzer Prize for commentary, 1989.
Education
Bachelor of Science in Journalism, Ohio University, 1969.
Career
Reporter, assistant city editor Chicago Tribune, 1969—1980. Director community affairs department Station WBBM-television-television, 1980—1982, reporter, planning editor, 1982—1984. Columnist, member editorial board Chicago Tribune, since 1984, Tribune Media Services, Washington, since 1987.
Essayist & frequent panelist NewsHour with Jim Lehrer, Public Broadcasting Service. Occasional panelist McLaughlin Group. Frequent guest Station Window To The World-television, Chicago Tonight, Chicago in Review.
Achievements
Membership
Participant 1972 Chicago Tribune Task Force Series on Vote Fraud which won the Pulitzer Prize.
Connections
Married Lisa Johnson Cole, May 3, 1987. 1 child Grady Jonathan.
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Born
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Nationality
American
Education
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1969
Career
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1980 - 1982
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1982 - 1984
Awards
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Named to Chicago Journalism Hall of Fame, 1992. Recipient Pulitzer Prize for Chicago Tribune Task Force on Voter Fraud, 1972, Edward Scott Beck award for overseas reporting, 1976, Community Service award, Illinois United Press International, 1980, James P. McGuire award, American Civil Liberties Union, 1987, Pulitzer Prize for commentary, 1989.Named to Chicago Journalism Hall of Fame, 1992. Recipient Pulitzer Prize for Chicago Tribune Task Force on Voter Fraud, 1972, Edward Scott Beck award for overseas reporting, 1976, Community Service award, Illinois United Press International, 1980, James P. McGuire award, American Civil Liberties Union, 1987, Pulitzer Prize for commentary, 1989.