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Bob Braun, The Star-Ledger |
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 Bob Braun, a columnist, began writing for The Star-Ledger in 1964. While his columns usually deal with New Jersey people and issues, he also has covered national and international stories, including political conventions, the Unabomber trial, Columbine, the Lockerbie trial, the 9/11 attacks and commission, the Beltway sniper, and the shooting of Amish children in Pennsylvania. He has written about AIDS in Uganda, the Rwanda genocide trials, and Abu Ghraib. He has a Rutgers journalism degree. He also holds a master's and a law degree from Seton Hall and is an attorney. He is the author of “Teachers and Power,” published by Simon and Schuster. |
Columnist Chris Rose moved to The Times-Picayune in the summer of 1984. On the Monday after Hurricane Katrina, he began to cover the early stirrings of life in streets and has stayed with that beat ever since, chronicling the city as it puts itself back together, shakes off its trauma and tries to find footing as a viable community.