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My Miracle On Ice By Jim Lampley


After 45 years of work in television sports, and news, (UNC '71) returned to Chapel Hill in January to begin teaching COMM 490, “Evolution of Storytelling in Electronic News Media,” an undergraduate course he developed which reflects Lampley’s experiences as a reporter, anchor, producer and writer and how those processes coalesce. (UNC.edu)

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