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Candy Crowley was previously the Congressional Correspondent and Panelist for CNN. She started her career as a Newsroom assistant for WASH Radio. She has served as an anchor for Mutual Broadcasting and as a general assignment and White House correspondent for the Associated Press, where she covered most of the Reagan era before moving on to NBC-TV to become a general assignment correspondent in NBC's Washington bureau. [CR-LF][CR-LF]She won the Gracie Allen Award in the National News Story-Series category for War Stories. In 2003, she won an Emmy for her work on the CNN Presents show Enemy Within. Crowley won the 1999 DuPont-Columbia University Silver Baton Award for her coverage of the impeachment and trial of President Bill Clinton. She won the 1998 Dirksen Award for distinguished reporting on Congress from the National Press Foundation and the 1997 Joan Shorenstein Barone Award for Excellence in Journalism for her coverage of Bob Dole's campaign for the presidency. Crowley received the Associated Press Broadcasters Award for spot news reporting for her coverage of the Reagan campaign, as well as the Associated Press Award for in-depth coverage of the 1980 Reagan campaign. [CR-LF][CR-LF]Her reporting on more than a dozen 1992 U.S. Senate campaigns was runner-up for the Joan Shorenstein Barone Award for Outstanding Journalism. She also won the Columbia University's Armstrong Award for 'Freedom is My Woman,' a documentary on a prison cellblock takeover. Crowley earned a bachelor's degree from Randolph-Macon Women's College.

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