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Alan Tripp with his granddaughter, Dr. Abigail Tripp Berman (Dr. Abigail Tripp Berman) Advertisement (Jewish Exponent via JTA) One year before his death, 102-year-old Alan Tripp received national media coverage for being the writer, broadcaster and marketer of “Senior Song Book,” an album of original songs, along with his writing partner Marvin Weisbord. The album was covered by CBS, NPR, The Washington Post and even “The Kelly Clarkson Show.” “Aside from boundless creativity, Alan was a hopeless romantic. He wrote verses non-stop and enjoyed charming an audience,” Weisbord said in a statement. Tripp was born in Leavenworth, Kansas, and graduated from Northwestern University. He worked as a newspaper reporter in Chicago, a radio broadcaster in New York, a copywriter for a New York advertising agency and a columnist for an ad business trade journal before moving to Philadelphia. ....
(Jewish Exponent via JTA) — One year before his death, 102-year-old Alan Tripp received national media coverage for being the writer, broadcaster and marketer of “Senior Song Book,” an album ....
and last updated 2021-01-26 10:04:19-05 BUFFALO, NY (WKBW) â News literacy has never been more important with many of Americans getting their news all day long on a smartphone social media app. We know you demand accuracy. We know balance is important to our news consuming audience. We know you are looking for more in-depth information â the story behind the headline. 7 Eyewitness News is kicking off a week-long series on the topic. News literacy is about build trust and weeding out fake news. WKBW Brian Meyer, adjunct communications professor, SUNY Buffalo State discusses media literacy. âIâve often said that consistency is the most important thing,â remarked Brian Meyer. ....