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| + | Robert R. McCormick (1880-1996) was the owner and editor of the Tribune from the 1920s until 1954. He was the principal sponsor of the Joseph [[Medill]] School of Journalism, founded in 1921. | ||
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[[Category:Buildings]] | [[Category:Buildings]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:52, 10 June 2020
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Part of Speech
Noun
Etymology
Robert R. McCormick (1880-1996) was the owner and editor of the Tribune from the 1920s until 1954. He was the principal sponsor of the Joseph Medill School of Journalism, founded in 1921.
Pronunciation
Description
A nickname for the McCormick Foundation Center, also known as the McCormick Tribune Center. It is a building located at 1870 Campus Drive on Northwestern's South Campus and is used primarily by Medill and IMC students and classes. It contains broadcast, multimedia, and new media facilities [1].
Example Sentence
I go to McTrib every week.
