The Pulitzer Prize Board’s July selection of Dana Canedy as its administrator marks, in some ways, a dramatic change for the 101-year-old organization dedicated to honoring the best of American journalism and arts and letters.
Unlike Mike Pride, whose retirement created the opening, she has no prior connection with the Pulitzers — except as a lead reporter and editor for a New York Times team that won a 2001 prize for national reporting.
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