2001: EDWARD PINDER, ABC NEWS, NIGHTLINE, FOR "MASTER TEACHER"

33rd Annual Awards: 2001 (for 2000 coverage)

Grand Prize and First Prize, Domestic Television:	Edward Pinder, ABC News, Nightline, for "Master Teacher"
First Prize, Domestic Photojournalism:	Matt Rainey, The Star-Ledger, for "After The Fire"
First Prize, International Photojournalism:	Dudley Brooks, The Washington Post, for "Thou Shalt Not Kill"
First Prize, International Print:	Steve Coll, The Washington Post, for "Peace Without Justice"
First Prize, Domestic Print:	Rick Tulsky, The San Jose Mercury Press, for "Uncertain Refuge"
Honorable Mention, Domestic Print:	Staff of The York Daily Record for "Paper Shield"
First Prize, Domestic Television:	Edward Pinder, ABC News, Nightline, "Master Teacher"
First Prize, International Television:	WNET Thirteen (New York) for "Srebrenica"
First Prize, Domestic Radio:	Katie Davis, This American Life, WBEZ Chicago, for "Throw That Smoke"
First Prize, Domestic Editorial Cartoon:	Matt Davies, The Journal News, for his collection of political cartoons addressing such issues as the public school systems, health insurance, public courts and sexual harassment.
First Prize, International Radio:	John Biewen and Deborah George, Minnesota Public Radio, for "Engineering Crops in a Needy World"
First Prize, College:	Ivan O'Mahoney, Thomas Loudon, Constanza Santa Maria, Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism, for "Vieques, Time to Decide"
Honorable Mention, College:	Beth A. "Vivi" Abrams, Northwestern University, for "On Deadly Ground"
First Prize, High School Broadcast:	Matt Johnson, Centennial High School, Circle Pines, MN, for "A Day in the Life of a Child with Downs Syndrome"
Honorable Mention, High School Print:	Ashley Barker, Greenbrier West High School, Charmco, WV, for "People Taking Action Against Poverty"
Lifetime Achievement:	Herb Block, Editorial Cartoonist, The Washington Post