Born and raised in San Jose, California, Kelly Yamanouchi graduated
with a degree in English from Harvard University, where she wrote
and edited for The Harvard Crimson. Yamanouchi has written
for the Denver Post, the San Francisco Chronicle,
and a number of small community papers in the San Jose area. She
is currently a reporter in the San Francisco bureau of the Associated
Press.
E-mail
kelly.yamanouchi@inthefray.com
Index
Pulse
Written by the ITF Staff | Identify
When good news goes bad
On
the air and in the air
Pulse | Written by Kelly Yamanouchi |
Identify | November 19, 2001
War news coverage, airline security, and a guy who touted
his anthrax
Postcards from all
over
Pulse | Written by Kelly Yamanouchi |
Identify | September 3, 2001
Of boob tubes, American guns, and more
From
race riots to "Chocolate Cities"
Pulse | Written by Kelly Yamanouchi |
Identify | July 16, 2001
Plus: Take our quiz! How do you measure up on views toward
homosexuality?
Snowing on the parade
Pulse | Written by Kelly Yamanouchi |
Identify | June 11, 2001
Alaskan politicians won't march for gay rights, but gosh
those Scots and Jews have pride
Homophobes,
racists, and anti-Semites
Pulse | Written by Kelly Yamanouchi
| Identify | May 21, 2001
And other humorous tales from today's media
Sex change
on a subsidy
Pulse | Written by Kelly Yamanouchi
| Identify | April 9, 2001
Plus, the N-word in The New York Times, and why political
women are all the rage in France
Watchdog
under the watchtower
Written by Kelly Yamanouchi
| Identify | April 9, 2001
The story of the Heart Mountain Sentinel, and
freedom of press at a time of internment
Last updated: September 3, 2001
