"He's the medical columnist for the paper.
"Syndrome"
Thomas Hoover
Obviously no first-rate writer could have afforded to appear in person not only because of damage to his stature lest it be noted he was doing his own spadework; but, more important, first-hand observation might limit his capacity for rationalizing the situation into the mold demanded by the bias of his commentator or columnist.
"Eight Keys to Eden"
Mark Irvin Clifton
Hearing him, wrote Alfred Segal, a newspaper columnist, people felt that good government was more than a matter of efficiency and economy.
"Frank H. Nelson of Cincinnati"
Warren C. Herrick