Tony
Rogers earned an M.S. in journalism from Columbia
University, and a
B.A. in journalism from the University
of Wisconsin. From 1993 to 1997 he worked at the New
York Daily News, one of the nation's biggest papers, where
he was the Long Island Bureau Chief and later the Deputy
National News Editor. He has also been a reporter for The
Associated Press, a copy editor for the Philadelphia
Daily News, a police reporter and copy editor for The
Capital Times in Madison, Wis., and a reporter for the
Auckland Star in New Zealand. He is a journalism professor at Bucks County Community College and runs the journalism section of the About.com website.
University, and a
B.A. in journalism from the University
of Wisconsin. From 1993 to 1997 he worked at the New
York Daily News, one of the nation's biggest papers, where
he was the Long Island Bureau Chief and later the Deputy
National News Editor. He has also been a reporter for The
Associated Press, a copy editor for the Philadelphia
Daily News, a police reporter and copy editor for The
Capital Times in Madison, Wis., and a reporter for the
Auckland Star in New Zealand. He is a journalism professor at Bucks County Community College and runs the journalism section of the About.com website.