In Florida, helping low-income and homeless families through art brings rewards for this determined Venezuelan. Read more »

A reporter for the Washington Post embedded with troops in Iraq and wrote a book about the challenges of coming home from war and reintegrating in a country where the war is not a major part of public consciousness. Read more »

After beginning his television news career in the market nearest to campus, Harris took just seven years to be picked up as a national ABC news correspondent. He was Colby's commencement speaker in 2005. Read more »

A self-described "political junkie" runs the Web site Pundit Review and is co-host of a conservative talk show in Boston. Read more »

Q&A: It made national news when the general manager of CBSnews.com jumped into the blogosphere as CEO of The Huffington Post. Read more »

A conservative talk-show host embraces the power of Web 2.0 and proclaims, "The old media is circling the drain. We’re doing the flushing." Read more »

Following the success of his book Over the Moat, this writer now runs Mandarin Media, a public relations firm that publicizes travel to Southeast Asia. Read more »

This English major turned her love of books into a career in publishing—as vice president and publisher of Crown Publishing Group. Read more »

In Seattle, creative graphic design can be "liberating." Read more »

A former Echo sports editor wields the power of the pen to tweak the establishment as bureau chief for Gannett News Service in Albany, N.Y. Read more »