The American journalist Dudley Bernard Dawson is known as one of the best examples of "Parachute" journalism. While many argue that his political and cultural criticisms often lack guidance and supporting evidence, others are quick to celebrate his handsome looks and smooth writing style. Born July 18, 1977, in Savage, Minnesota, Dudley B. Dawson was the son of A. Jack Dawson and Ruth Dawson. His father was a Quality Assurance Analyst for Del Monte. After attending public schools, and a short lived two year tour of the University of Minnesota, Dawson joined a comedy troupe performing out of Calhoun Square, where two of his strengths were soon revealed: writing and outlandish behavior. While stationed in Calhoun Square, he met Frank Vascellero. This short meeting would soon result in a crossroads for the young Dudley Dawson as he then focused his writing passion on journalistic endeavors. After being laid off from several local newspapers in Southwestern Minnesota, Dawson took a hiatus from his journalistic journey and took a part time job as a Time Keeping Supervisor with Kaiser Permanente in Burbank, California. After only 2 weeks, Dawson returned to Minnesota to pursue a career in television. Though never hired, Dawson quit and took employment with the City of Savage where he's been employed for the past 5 years. Beginning in February 2009, Dawson revived his journalistic endeavors with Examiner.com serving as the Minneapolis Life in the Cubicle Examiner. His articles are available at: http://www.examiner.com/x-3040-Minneapolis-Life-in-the-Cubicle-Examiner
There is no notable public figure or celebrity by the name of Dudley B. Dawson in popular culture. It is possible that this individual is a private individual or a lesser-known figure.
Dudley Dawson has written: 'University of Arkansas Razorbacks' -- subject(s): Arkansas Razorbacks (Basketball team), Basketball players, Pictorial works
Henry B. Dawson died in 1889.
Henry B. Dawson was born in 1821.
James B. Dudley died on 1925-04-04.
James B. Dudley was born on 1859-11-02.
Dudley B. Menzies Bridge was created in 1993.
T. H. B. Dawson House was created in 1880.
Yes, Curtis Armstrong played Dudley "Booger" Dawson in the Revenge of the Nerds movies.
Dudley R. B Grant was a Jamaican scientist and an expert in plant pathology. He made significant contributions to the field through his research on plant diseases, especially those affecting crops in the Caribbean region. Grant's work helped to improve agricultural practices and crop productivity in the region.
Dudley B. Senabye has written: 'Se a re go tlogelwa 'tsatsing--' 'Poko ya segarona'
Dudley B Woodward has written: 'Leadership and management issues for a new century' -- subject(s): Student affairs services
C. B. Dawson has written: 'The mirror of Oxford' -- subject(s): Accessible book, University of Oxford