Margaret Moth

Latest Updates Margaret Moth is Coverage Cnn But the two articles and a video documentary clearly demonstrate that she was not a woman who would want to rest in peace, so I won’t wish that for her. The CNN camerawoman died today in Rochester, MN, three years after she was diagnosed with colon cancer.

“She said she never aspired to be a photojournalist. Rather her path, she explained, was mostly driven by a love of history and her desire to see it unfold firsthand.”

And so she did. As today’s article says:

“Beyond her rich personality, which included deep optimism and kindness, she brought to her profession top-notch technical abilities, unmatched dedication and an approach to work that inspired others to push themselves.

Moth sought out, even demanded, assignments in conflict zones. She barely survived being shot in the face in Sarajevo in 1992, only to go back as soon as she was physically able.

Last September, I posted my recommendation for CNN’s short documentary about Margaret Moth. I was surprised when it drew not just one but ten comments from former colleagues, friends, and strangers who wanted to send their good wishes to her, and to thank her for being such an inspiration in their own lives. A former war correspondent in Central America, a journalist in Nigeria, a survivor from Bosnia and Herzegovina, a friend from New Zealand, and more.

“Dying of cancer, I would have liked to think I’d have gone out with a bit more flair,” she said with a laugh last spring during an interview with a CNN documentary crew that had traveled to Texas, where she was visiting friends.

Ncaa Hockey Tournament 2010

2009 NCAA Hockey Tournament Results Scores
Midwest (Ft. Wayne)

1 Miami vs. 4 Alabama-Huntsville
2 Bemidji St. vs. 3 Michigan
Northeast (Worcester)

1 Bsoton College vs. 4 Alaska
2 North Dakota vs. 3 Yale
West (St. Paul)

1 Wisconsin vs. 4 Vermont
2 St. Cloud St. vs. 3 N. Michigan
East (Albany)

1 Denver vs. 4 RIT
2 Cornell vs. 3 New Hampshire

2010 Division I information.

Miami University came thisclose to capturing its first NCAA hockey championship last April at the Frozen Four in Washington, D.C. But the RedHawks couldn’t hold on to a 3-1 lead in the final minute of the third period and lost in overtime and in heartbreak fashion to Boston University.

Enrico Blasi’s club responded this season with the nation’s most consistent performance and now Miami (27-7-7) has a chance to make another run at next month’s Frozen Four and an elusive national title. This will mark the RedHawks’ fifth consecutive and eighth overall NCAA appearance.

When the pairings for the 2010 NCAA men’s hockey tournament were announced on ESPN2 Sunday morning, the No. 1 seeds went to — in order — Miami University (Midwest), Denver (East), Wisconsin (West) and Boston College (Northeast).