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Cub reporter
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a young and inexperienced newspaper journalist
Who is a "cub reporter"?
A cub reporter is a beginner or entry-level journalist who is new to the field of journalism. Typically, cub reporters are just starting their careers and may have less experience in writing or reporting. They often take on basic tasks such as covering local events, attending meetings, or writing short news stories. This role serves as a learning opportunity, allowing cub reporters to develop their skills and gain experience before moving on to more complex assignments. The term is often used to describe young or inexperienced reporters in a newsroom.
Examples
The cub reporter was excited to cover his first story for the local newspaper.
After months of hard work, the cub reporter was promoted to a full-time reporter.
