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Or in this case, hear all about it on this episode of A Real Piece of Work. Join Matt and Joy as they explore this fascinating career in the news world. David Robbins Jr. is a page designer at The Washington Post, designing the sports and A-sections (State and National Politics, Finance and World sections). Do you love writing? Have you ever wondered what a career in page designing would be like? Tune in and listen to David’s advice in this podcast; DREAM BIG, stay connected and don’t forget about that Linked In page.David D. Robbins Jr., Page Designer at The Washington Post. I design the sports section, the A-Section (State and National Politics, Finance and World sections) and I’ve also worked online and been asked to do help with simple illustrations. Before working at the Post I was a senior page designer for Gannett — which included designing any number of newspapers as varied as The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Nashville Tennessean, Des Moines Register and many more. I was also the USA Today Network sports centerpiece designer. I’ve been a journalist over the past 20 years. As an undergrad, I attended Briar Cliff University in Sioux City, Iowa and studied English Literature, writing linguistics and history. Later I attended law school at Valparaiso University in Indiana. I love to read and watch classic films from the 1930s and 40s. I’m an astrophotographer and concert photographer. It’s an endeavor I have dedicated myself to as a promise to myself after beating cancer…
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