Background
Graves, Earl William was born on June 30, 1950 in Kodiak, Alaska, United States. Son of Earl William Graves, Senior and Lola Raab.
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Poisoned Apple: The Bell-Curve Crisis and How Our Schools Create Mediocrity and Failure
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0312118767/?tag=2022091-20
Earl William Graves
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Bachelor in English with honors, U. Puget Sound, 1972; Master of Arts in English, Western Washington State University, 1976.
Career
Teacher English, Naselle (Washington) High School, 1972-1974; teacher English, Clatskanie (Oregon) High School, 1975-1977; police reporter, Coeur d'Alene (Idaho) Press, 1978-1979; city editor, Coeur d'Alene (Idaho) Press, 1980-1982; managing editor, Coeur d'Alene (Idaho) Press, 1983-1984; senior reporter, Bulletin, Bend, Oregon, 1984-1986; education reporter, News and Observer, Raleigh, North Carolina, 1986-1987; state education reporter, News and Observer/Raleigh Times, 1987-1989; education reporter, The Oregonian, Portland, since 1990.
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Member Education Writers Association (president, secretary, board directors since 1990, Special Citation National Awards for Education Reporting 1987, 91, Second Place Newspaper Series award 1989, Second Place National Awards Education Reporting 1989).
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Married Karin Ann Steichen, July 30, 1972. Children: Emma, Mark, Max.
Awards
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Recipient Outstanding Svc. award North Carolina chapter Phi Delta Kappa, 1988, Third Prize Southern Journalism Feature Reporting award Institute for Southern Studies, 1989, North Carolina School Bell award North Carolina Association Educators, 1989, Benjamin Fine award National Association Secondary School Prins., 1989, First Place General News Reporting award North Carolina Press Association, 1990, First Place Education Reporting award Pacific Northwest Excellence in Journalism, Society Professional Journalists, 1991, 92, Media award Association Retarded Children Oregon, 1992, Seconad Place Spot News Reporting award Best of West, 1992, Second Place Best Writing award Oregon Newspaper Publications Association, 1993, Excellence in Education award Oregon Association Supervision and Cirriculum Development, 1993. Nieman fellow Harvard University, 1998-1999.Recipient Outstanding Svc. award North Carolina chapter Phi Delta Kappa, 1988, Third Prize Southern Journalism Feature Reporting award Institute for Southern Studies, 1989, North Carolina School Bell award North Carolina Association Educators, 1989, Benjamin Fine award National Association Secondary School Prins., 1989, First Place General News Reporting award North Carolina Press Association, 1990, First Place Education Reporting award Pacific Northwest Excellence in Journalism, Society Professional Journalists, 1991, 92, Media award Association Retarded Children Oregon, 1992, Seconad Place Spot News Reporting award Best of West, 1992, Second Place Best Writing award Oregon Newspaper Publications Association, 1993, Excellence in Education award Oregon Association Supervision and Cirriculum Development, 1993. Nieman fellow Harvard University, 1998-1999.