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The New York Times is the largest metropolitan newspaper in the United States. It is divided into three main sections News, Opinion, and Features. The News section covers many categories including International, National, Washington, Business, Sports, and Health, and the Features section discusses Arts, Movies, Travel, Fashion, and Books.
The writers for The New York Times:
Description: Mr. Drape is writing a book that recounts a season in the life of the football team at the U.S. Military Academy. The book, titled "Soldiers First: A Season Inside West Point" and to be published by Times Books/Henry Holt in 2012, focuses on the unique culture of Army football. Its players are bound for Iraq and Afghanistan,...
Description: Award-winning New York Times columnist William C. Rhoden is one of the nation's most respected journalists. During a career that spans more than three decades Rhoden has been a jazz critic, sports columnist and social commentator. He has played college football at Yankee Stadium, accompanied a federal agent on an interdiction...
Description: New York Times general assignment sports reporter. Lots of NFL, boxing, tennis, Olympics. Still some Jets. Syracuse grad.
Description: Jets beat writer for NY Times. Emory/Columbia grad. Philadelphia native.
Description: Pete Thamel is in his ninth year as the college sports reporter for The New York Times. He covers the national college football and basketball beats, and has reported stories everywhere from Maui to Istanbul to Beijing.
Description: Writer for Football Outsiders, and sometimes the New York Times, ESPN.com, and other outlets.
Description: Sports journalist for The New York Times, husband, father, all-around good guy
